Project Eleven and Quantus announced today their plan to integrate Quantus Network with Strongpoint. Strongpoint is an institutional hosting platform built for the era of quantum computing and AI. Quantus will join as a development partner, providing assistance for Strongpoint's support on Quantus Network, and helping to shape integration solutions for institutional users.
As blockchain networks begin to adopt post-quantum cryptography, it is becoming less likely that they will be able to reach a consensus on a single signature scheme, migration path, or timeline. For institutions, this presents an increasingly significant infrastructure challenge: to support different encryption standards across multiple networks while maintaining consistent security, governance, and operational controls.
Strongpoint aims to address this challenge through an encrypted and agile architecture. This architecture separates institutional control from the encryption methods used by the underlying network. Authentication, policies, approval, key management, and auditing are all operated through a common control layer, while the encryption algorithms and network-specific requirements below can vary independently.
The integration planned this time will extend this architecture to Quantus. Quantus provides post-quantum security at the protocol layer, while Strongpoint will enable institutions to protect the keys of Quantus and approve transactions through institutional-level hardware, policies, approval processes, and audit controls.
Project Eleven, Co-Founder and CEO, stated: " Quantus has adopted a forward-looking approach by directly building post-quantum security into its architecture. As more and more networks adopt new encryption standards, organizations will need infrastructure that can support these changes without having to rebuild their security and operational workflows with each update. The design of Strongpoint is precisely to provide such a consistent layer."
As a development partner in this integration, Quantus will collaborate with Project Eleven to help shape Strongpoint's support for the network and the requirements necessary for institutions operating on it. Both parties expect to cooperate in areas such as technical integration, key management workflow, transaction support, and other infrastructure required to introduce Quantus into the institutional hosting environment.
Quantus, Co-Founder and CEO, stated: "The design of Quantus is centered around the security needs of the post-quantum world. For institutions, adopting new encryption technologies should not mean replacing the secure, governance, and operational systems they have already relied on. Cooperation with Project Eleven will make it easier to support Quantus within existing key management and transaction approval workflows, and will help to reduce the operational friction that may arise from adopting new encryption standards."
Once support is available, institutions will be able to manage Quantus along with other digital assets, while maintaining consistent key security, transaction governance, and operational controls.
This collaboration is part of Project Eleven's broader partnerships with blockchain networks and institutions in the development of Strongpoint and prior to its full availability.
Quantus Support is expected to be launched in the first quarter of 2027, with detailed information on final usability to be announced before go-live.
About Project Eleven
Project Eleven builds resilient infrastructure and tools for the post-quantum era. The company develops scalable solutions to enhance security in the rapidly evolving quantum threat landscape. Leveraging its deep expertise in cryptography, blockchain, and financial systems, Project Eleven combines advanced post-quantum research with practical applications in the real world to prepare for the future of the digital asset ecosystem. For more information, please visit www.projecteleven.com.
About Quantus
Quantus is a quantum-safe cryptocurrency. It is a proof-of-work blockchain at the first layer, with a maximum supply of 21 million coins, and it possesses post-quantum security features, while also being private by default. Quantus uses ML-DSA for key generation and transaction signing, and employs zero-knowledge proofs to achieve scalability and privacy.
Quantus has also launched migration.fail, which is a public tracker used to show how many aspects of the crypto industry are still vulnerable to the impacts of quantum computing.
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