Hybrid Federation · October 13, 2026
Hybrid Federation’s member workspace is available to invited representatives through Hybrid-ID. It provides a place to prepare the organizational and service configuration behind future relationships between independent sister networks.
The workspace complements the public partner directory and membership verifier. Public membership evidence explains which website is approved; private workspace access determines what an authorized representative can see and manage.
Identity is the starting point; access is assigned separately
Members sign in with Hybrid-ID. Access depends on an assigned organization membership and role, rather than an email address alone. Creating a Hybrid-ID or successfully signing in does not automatically grant Federation administration or access to another organization’s information.
What members can prepare
- Organization information, proposed sister networks and service configuration.
- Policy conditions that distinguish providers, receiving organizations, customer and delivery countries, customer classes and products.
- Drafts, independent review, approved revisions, suspension and an administrative audit trail.
Policy authors cannot approve their own changes. These are application review controls for the workspace, not a publication of the consortium’s internal voting arrangements or an assignment of regulatory authority.
Preparation before live connectivity
The workspace supports configuration and eligibility review. It does not enforce transactions across sister networks or issue permission to execute a financial service. Live connections, downstream enforcement and deeper tenant configuration require further development and integration.
Invited members can open the Member portal from the Federation website. Organizations considering participation can use the new participation guide to prepare their capabilities, intended customer scope and questions for the team.
About Hybrid Federation
Hybrid Federation is the governance and coordination layer of the Hybrid ecosystem. It provides signed membership verification and invited-member administration, with private service configuration and reviewed agreements. Infrastructure connecting independent sister networks remains planned.