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This release addresses a critical infrastructure challenge for blockchain networks by introducing a dedicated post-quantum verification layer that decouples cryptographic validation from existing settlement protocols. By integrating specific post-quantum algorithms like ML-KEM and SLH-DSA, the platform mitigates the scalability issues posed by larger signature sizes while maintaining compatibility with current digital asset ecosystems. This development represents a significant step toward securing decentralized finance against future quantum threats without disrupting established financial workflows.
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QuFi Launches Post-Quantum Verification Platform for Digital Assets

The Quantum Insider6 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — As the digital asset industry transitions toward post-quantum security, blockchain networks face an emerging infrastructure challenge. Depending on the cryptographic scheme and implementation, post-quantum signatures can be more than 100 times larger than the elliptic-curve signatures widely used today. This can drive substantial increases in storage, bandwidth, and computational requirements. […]

QuFi Network has launched the QuFi Platform, a post-quantum verification layer designed to validate digital assets and financial transactions without requiring changes to existing settlement networks. The platform uses a hybrid architecture combining ML-DSA-65, SLH-DSA and ML-KEM-1024 for post-quantum signatures and key encapsulation. QuFi has also introduced uBTC as a proof-of-concept on Bitcoin Testnet4 and opened applications for its Genesis Node Program to expand decentralized verification capacity. PRESS RELEASE — As the digital asset industry transitions toward post-quantum security, blockchain networks face an emerging infrastructure challenge. Depending on the cryptographic scheme and implementation, post-quantum signatures can be more than 100 times larger than the elliptic-curve signatures widely used…

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