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This partnership represents a significant practical step toward implementing post-quantum cryptography (PQC) within regulated financial infrastructure in the UK. By integrating modular PQC algorithms into digital asset platforms, the collaboration directly addresses the imminent threat of cryptographically relevant quantum computers to current encryption standards. This move is critical for securing CBDCs and stablecoins against future decryption capabilities, marking a convergence of quantum computing readiness and financial security policy.
Zumo and Quantum Chain Partner to Deploy Quantum-Secure Financial Infrastructure in the UK
Zumo, a UK-based digital asset platform, has partnered with Quantum Chain to build quantum-safe financial infrastructure in the UK. This collaboration aims to protect regulated institutions, private networks, and digital payments from quantum computing and AI-driven cyber threats. The initiative will deploy post-quantum cryptography across central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), tokenized deposits, stablecoins, and private financial networks, aligning with the UK's upcoming cryptoasset regulations. The post Zumo and Quantum Chain Partner to Deploy Quantum-Secure Financial Infrastructure in the UK appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
FCA-registered digital asset platform Zumo has partnered with blockchain infrastructure provider Quantum Chain to develop quantum-safe financial infrastructure for regulated institutions,…
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