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This article focuses on Project Eleven's new institutional custody platform designed specifically for post-quantum cryptography, addressing the migration challenges of major blockchain networks. By decoupling key management from underlying signature schemes, Strongpoint aims to provide a crypto-agile control layer that adapts as networks transition to quantum-resistant standards. The collaboration with the Zcash Foundation further highlights the integration of privacy-preserving techniques like zero-knowledge proofs into this post-quantum infrastructure.

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Project Eleven Launches Strongpoint Post-Quantum Custody Platform with Zcash Foundation as Initial Development Partner

Quantum Computing ReportOctober 7, 20262 min read

Project Eleven has launched Strongpoint, an institutional custody platform designed for post-quantum digital asset security, with the Zcash Foundation as a development partner. The platform aims to provide a crypto-agile control layer for blockchain networks transitioning to post-quantum cryptography. Strongpoint is expected to be deployed in Q4 2026, building on Project Eleven's earlier funding and acquisition of Riva Labs. The post Project Eleven Launches Strongpoint Post-Quantum Custody Platform with Zcash Foundation as Initial Development Partner appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Post-quantum digital asset security provider Project Eleven has introduced Strongpoint, an institutional custody platform engineered to provide a crypto-agile control layer as underlying blockchain networks transition to post-quantum cryptographic…

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