Objective To explore the promoting effect on coagulation factor Xa (FXa) production of recombinant human coagulation factor Ⅷ (rhFⅧ) in development, in comparison to similar products on the market, and to further study the effect on coagulation function of rhFⅧ in mouse model. Methods Under fixed concentrations of any 2 factors and varying concentration of the rest factor among FⅧ, FⅩ, and FⅨa, the in vitro production rates of FXa promoted by rhFⅧ in development and commercial products of FⅧ were determined and compared by FⅩa activity test. After a single intravenous injection into tail vein of commercial or rhFⅧ in development, the coagulation-related indexes of hemophilia A model (HA) mice were measured. Results In vitro, compared with commercial rhFⅧ ADVATE and blood-derived human FⅧ, rhFⅧ in development had similar or higher FXa production rate under different conditions. After injection of rhFⅧ in development, the activated partial thromboplastin time of HA mice was shortened in a dose-dependent manner (29.43 and 20.78 s at 50 and 100 IU/kg dosages, respectively), and was consistent with that of commercial rhFⅧ Xyntha at the same dosage. Conclusion Compared with commercial rhFⅧ and blood-derived human FⅧ products, rhFⅧ in development has similar or better activity of promoting FXa generation in vitro, and the effect of promoting blood coagulation in mouse model has been verified, both suggesting the potential of druggability.