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Multiple Regions Launch Quantum-Resistant Crypto Asset Transfer Pilots
According to Cointelegraph, multiple banks and regulators have jointly launched the world's first quantum-resistant crypto asset transfer pilot. Leveraging U.S. NIST post-quantum cryptography standards, the initiative verifies digital asset custody and transfers on a quantum-resistant testnet to mitigate quantum computing threats. Participating entities include Bison Bank, DK Bank, and regulatory authorities from Abu Dhabi, Bhutan, Malta, and other jurisdictions. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority had previously required the banking sector to complete its quantum-safe migration by 2030.
Banks and Regulators from Multiple Countries Join Quantum-Resistant Crypto Transfer Pilot
Odaily News: Fintech institution Responsible Fintech Institute (RFI) and crypto asset custody infrastructure provider Safeheron have announced the launch of a pilot for quantum-resistant digital asset wallets and on-chain transfers, with participants from Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. The pilot runs on the quantum-resistant NEAR testnet and utilizes a multi-party computation protocol supporting the ML-DSA-65 standard.Participating regulators include Abu Dhabi Global Market, Bhutan's Gelephu Financial Services Office, and Malta's Financial Services Authority, with Bison Bank and DK Bank participating as financial institutions. Banks will test wallet generation and transfers in a shared application environment, with regulators observing in the initial phase and later participating in governance workflows.The organizers plan to publish a whitepaper covering research, protocol design, and test results, and will gradually open-source the underlying technology. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority plans to fully prepare Hong Kong's banking sector for quantum security risks by 2030, while a 2025 report from the Bank for International Settlements recommends that financial institutions migrate to quantum-resistant systems in phases. (Cointelegraph)
Multiple Regions Launch Quantum-Resistant Crypto Asset Transfer Pilots
According to Cointelegraph, multiple banks and regulators have jointly launched the world's first quantum-resistant crypto asset transfer pilot. Leveraging U.S. NIST post-quantum cryptography standards, the initiative verifies digital asset custody and transfers on a quantum-resistant testnet to mitigate quantum computing threats. Participating entities include Bison Bank, DK Bank, and regulatory authorities from Abu Dhabi, Bhutan, Malta, and other jurisdictions. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority had previously required the banking sector to complete its quantum-safe migration by 2030.
Banks and Regulators from Multiple Countries Join Quantum-Resistant Crypto Transfer Pilot
Odaily News: Fintech institution Responsible Fintech Institute (RFI) and crypto asset custody infrastructure provider Safeheron have announced the launch of a pilot for quantum-resistant digital asset wallets and on-chain transfers, with participants from Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. The pilot runs on the quantum-resistant NEAR testnet and utilizes a multi-party computation protocol supporting the ML-DSA-65 standard.Participating regulators include Abu Dhabi Global Market, Bhutan's Gelephu Financial Services Office, and Malta's Financial Services Authority, with Bison Bank and DK Bank participating as financial institutions. Banks will test wallet generation and transfers in a shared application environment, with regulators observing in the initial phase and later participating in governance workflows.The organizers plan to publish a whitepaper covering research, protocol design, and test results, and will gradually open-source the underlying technology. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority plans to fully prepare Hong Kong's banking sector for quantum security risks by 2030, while a 2025 report from the Bank for International Settlements recommends that financial institutions migrate to quantum-resistant systems in phases. (Cointelegraph)
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Multiple Regions Launch Quantum-Resistant Crypto Asset Transfer Pilots
According to Cointelegraph, multiple banks and regulators have jointly launched the world's first quantum-resistant crypto asset transfer pilot. Leveraging U.S. NIST post-quantum cryptography standards, the initiative verifies digital asset custody and transfers on a quantum-resistant testnet to mitigate quantum computing threats. Participating entities include Bison Bank, DK Bank, and regulatory authorities from Abu Dhabi, Bhutan, Malta, and other jurisdictions. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority had previously required the banking sector to complete its quantum-safe migration by 2030.
Banks and Regulators from Multiple Countries Join Quantum-Resistant Crypto Transfer Pilot
Odaily News: Fintech institution Responsible Fintech Institute (RFI) and crypto asset custody infrastructure provider Safeheron have announced the launch of a pilot for quantum-resistant digital asset wallets and on-chain transfers, with participants from Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. The pilot runs on the quantum-resistant NEAR testnet and utilizes a multi-party computation protocol supporting the ML-DSA-65 standard.Participating regulators include Abu Dhabi Global Market, Bhutan's Gelephu Financial Services Office, and Malta's Financial Services Authority, with Bison Bank and DK Bank participating as financial institutions. Banks will test wallet generation and transfers in a shared application environment, with regulators observing in the initial phase and later participating in governance workflows.The organizers plan to publish a whitepaper covering research, protocol design, and test results, and will gradually open-source the underlying technology. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority plans to fully prepare Hong Kong's banking sector for quantum security risks by 2030, while a 2025 report from the Bank for International Settlements recommends that financial institutions migrate to quantum-resistant systems in phases. (Cointelegraph)