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This pilot marks a significant step in practical quantum computing applications by testing post-quantum cryptography standards specifically for securing digital asset transactions. The initiative validates the operational resilience of NIST-approved algorithms like ML-DSA-65 within real-world multi-party computation protocols on a quantum-resistant testnet. By bridging technical evaluation with regulatory governance across jurisdictions, this project directly addresses the critical need for quantum-safe financial infrastructure before widespread quantum threats materialize.

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RFI and Safeheron Test Post-Quantum Cryptography for Digital Asset Transactions

The Quantum InsiderAugust 24, 20264 min read

Insider Brief Press release – The Responsible Fintech Institute (RFI) and Safeheron have launched a pilot initiative to evaluate post-quantum cryptography for digital asset transactions, with participation from selected financial institutions and regulatory stakeholders across multiple jurisdictions. The initiative is designed to move quantum-safe financial infrastructure from concept into practical testing with participating institutions. The […]

The Responsible Fintech Institute and Safeheron have launched a cross-regional pilot to test post-quantum cryptography for digital asset transactions with financial institutions and regulatory stakeholders. The pilot will evaluate an MPC protocol supporting NIST’s ML-DSA-65 standard through wallet generation and on-chain transfers on the quantum-resistant NEAR testnet. Participating institutions will examine technical performance, cross-border interoperability, operational resilience and governance, with a research whitepaper and eventual open-source release planned. Press release – The Responsible Fintech Institute (RFI) and Safeheron have launched a…

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