Quantus Network Partnered With Project Eleven
The collaboration integrates post-quantum security protocols into the Strongpoint institutional custody platform.
Updated on Oct. 5, 2026 in Quantum Computing
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Quantus Network has entered a partnership with Project Eleven to integrate its post-quantum security protocols into the Strongpoint institutional custody platform. The collaboration aims to provide institutions with a crypto-agile architecture that supports evolving cryptographic standards.
Why it matters
Financial institutions face an urgent need to secure digital assets against future technological threats without the disruption of rebuilding their entire security infrastructure. This integration allows firms to adopt quantum-resistant defenses while maintaining consistent institutional controls.
The integration enables institutional hardware support for Quantus keys by separating institutional controls from the underlying network cryptography. This architecture allows the platform to remain crypto-agile as encryption standards shift.
The players
Quantus Network
This company provides post-quantum security protocols designed to secure blockchain networks at the architectural level.
Project Eleven
This firm develops the Strongpoint platform to serve as a custody architecture for institutional-grade digital assets.
Strongpoint
This platform functions as a crypto-agile institutional custody architecture that separates security controls from underlying cryptography.
The details
As a development partner, Quantus Network will work to shape institutional key-management workflows and transaction support within the Strongpoint ecosystem. The partnership focuses on enabling the transition to post-quantum security at the protocol level for institutional users.
Timeline
Q1 2027: Targeted availability of Quantus support on the Strongpoint platform.
The Tech Race
The transition to post-quantum security represents a major shift from legacy encryption methods that are increasingly vulnerable to advanced computing power. This integration positions the Strongpoint platform as an early adopter in the race to secure institutional assets against future quantum decryption threats.
Institutions using the Strongpoint platform will eventually gain access to hardware-supported Quantus keys without needing to overhaul their existing internal security workflows. This update simplifies the transition to higher security standards while maintaining current operational requirements.
The takeaway
Organizations should evaluate how their current custodial architecture handles the transition toward quantum-resistant security standards. Planning for crypto-agility now can prevent significant operational downtime when future security requirements evolve.
What happens next
Final availability details for the integration will be announced before the expected launch in Q1 2027.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Finextra Research.
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