Quantus Network Partnered With Strongpoint for Crypto Security
The integration aims to bring post-quantum security protocols to institutional digital asset custody by early 2027.
Updated on Oct. 5, 2026 in Quantum Computing
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Quantus Network has announced a partnership with Project Eleven to integrate its post-quantum security protocols into the Strongpoint institutional custody platform. This development is currently in the announcement phase, with technical integration underway to enable institutional hardware support for Quantus keys.
Why it matters
Financial institutions face increasing pressure to update their infrastructure to support evolving cryptographic standards. This partnership seeks to allow those organizations to integrate new security protocols without the need to entirely rebuild their existing digital asset workflows.
The collaboration leverages the Strongpoint crypto-agile architecture, a system designed to separate institutional controls from network-level cryptography. By integrating Quantus protocols, the platform aims to provide institutions with a mechanism to upgrade cryptographic security without disrupting core management operations.
The players
Quantus Network
A developer of protocol-level security technologies focused on providing protection against quantum-computing-based threats.
Project Eleven
The engineering team responsible for developing Strongpoint, an institutional-grade platform designed for crypto-agile digital asset custody.
The details
The integration focuses on technical alignment between Quantus Network's post-quantum security protocols—security measures designed to withstand future quantum computing attacks—and Strongpoint's existing custody infrastructure. Project Eleven is working to adapt the Strongpoint platform to allow for hardware support of Quantus keys. This process requires a coordinated effort between the platforms to align key-management workflows and ensure secure transaction support within a strictly controlled institutional environment.
Timeline
Q1 2027: Targeted availability of Quantus support on the Strongpoint platform.
The Tech Race
This integration places Strongpoint among a growing cohort of financial infrastructure providers racing to implement crypto-agility before quantum-decryption capabilities reach maturity. It represents a shift from theoretical post-quantum research toward functional, protocol-level implementation in institutional finance.
Institutional users and digital asset managers will gain the ability to deploy post-quantum security keys directly through existing custody workflows. Access to these features will depend on the deployment of updated hardware support, with full availability expected in early 2027.
The takeaway
This partnership highlights the industry's move toward implementing defensive cryptographic layers ahead of anticipated quantum threats. Institutional stakeholders should watch for upcoming technical documentation from Project Eleven regarding hardware compatibility requirements scheduled for release in 2027.
What happens next
Final availability and specific launch details for the integration are scheduled to be announced prior to the platform update in Q1 2027.
Further reading
Learn more about the current state of Quantum Computing and its implications for network security infrastructure.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Finextra Research.
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