The quantum-safe blockchain
Quantaureum secures every account and every signature with NIST-standard post-quantum cryptography — built from scratch, open source, and running today.
A protocol designed for the quantum era
Quantaureum is built from scratch around post-quantum cryptography — not patched on top of legacy schemes.
Post-quantum, by default
Every signature uses ML-DSA-65 (FIPS 204, derived from CRYSTALS-Dilithium) and every key exchange uses ML-KEM-768 (FIPS 203, derived from CRYSTALS-Kyber). There is no classical fallback left to attack. Your account stays secure when large quantum computers arrive.
2 NIST standards
FIPS 203 + FIPS 204 at the protocol core
QPOS consensus
Proof-of-stake with GM-QTD threshold signatures: blocks finalize only when the validator committee signs — no single key can forge finality.
QVM smart contracts
A purpose-built virtual machine with the QASM contract language and a JIT engine, designed for parallel execution from day one.
Built to scale
Sharding, erasure-coded data availability with FRI commitments, and built-in rollup support.
Open and independent
Written from zero by an independent developer and released as open source. Everything is public on GitHub.
Seven layers, one stack
From post-quantum keys at the bottom to the public API at the top, every layer of Quantaureum is built in-house.
- L7
Public API
JSON-RPC 2.0, WebSocket and GraphQL endpoints
- L6
Node & txpool
Node orchestration, mempool and block production
- L5
Consensus & blocks
QPOS staking consensus with QTD threshold-signature finality
- L4
QVM
Smart-contract virtual machine, QASM language and JIT compiler
- L3
Networking & economics
gossipsub peer networking, staking and incentive economics
- L2
Storage & encoding
Verkle trie state, encoding and embedded database
- L1
Cryptography
Dilithium3 signatures and Kyber768 key encapsulation (NIST FIPS 204/203)
Start building
Pick your path — write quantum-safe contracts, or help run the network itself.
For developers
Everything you need to ship on Quantaureum.
- Write contracts in QASM for the QVM
- Six SDKs: Go, Rust, C++, Java, Python, TypeScript
- Full protocol documentation and tutorials
Run the network
Operate infrastructure and secure the chain.
- Run a node on your own hardware
- Stake QAU and become a validator
- Finality backed by threshold signatures
Download the wallet
Hold your own keys with the official Quantaureum Wallet.
- Browser extension for Chrome, Edge and Firefox
- Android app (APK)
- Dilithium-powered accounts, quantum-safe by default
Explore the network
Tools to use, watch and secure Quantaureum.
Where Quantaureum is heading
Security, scale and usability — the public roadmap follows real engineering and is updated as it ships.