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Two financial regulators are coordinating on post-quantum cryptography migration and QKD trials, which signals that quantum-safe planning is moving from research into supervisory policy. For readers, the practical takeaways are the phased timelines for replacing RSA and elliptic-curve systems and the early field data from Singapore's QKD sandbox on interoperability and cost. Commitments like these are still non-binding, so the concrete standards will matter more than the announcement.

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UK and Singapore Align on Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration and Quantum Security Standards in Financial Sector

Quantum Computing ReportOctober 24, 20262 min read

During the 11th UK-Singapore Financial Dialogue in October 2026, both nations agreed to strengthen cooperation on quantum security in the financial sector. They plan to harmonize post-quantum cryptography (PQC) migration roadmaps and share insights from Singapore's Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) sandbox. The UK and Singapore will also use their 2027 G20 Presidency and ASEAN Chairmanship, respectively, to promote international quantum cyber resilience standards. The post UK and Singapore Align on Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration and Quantum Security Standards in Financial Sector appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

During the 11th UK-Singapore Financial Dialogue held in Singapore, senior financial regulators and government authorities from the United Kingdom and Singapore agreed to deepen bilateral cooperation on quantum security, supervisory expectations, and the banking sector’s transition to quantum-safe systems. The…

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