Project Eleven Taps Quantus for Post-Quantum Custody Integration
Quantus Network joins Project Eleven's Strongpoint custody platform as a development partner, with integration support targeted for the first quarter of 2027.
Project Eleven's institutional custody platform, Strongpoint, is adding the Quantus Network as a development partner. The two plan to integrate Quantus with Strongpoint, according to the companies.
Strongpoint is positioned as a custody platform for post-quantum blockchain assets, meaning digital assets secured with cryptography intended to withstand attacks from future quantum computers. Support for the Quantus integration is targeted for the first quarter of 2027.
A niche but growing focus
The partnership highlights continued interest in quantum-resistant infrastructure for institutional digital-asset custody. Quantum computing remains largely experimental in this context, but some crypto firms have begun preparing for the possibility that current public-key cryptography could eventually be weakened.
The announcement did not include further technical details about how the integration will work or which assets will be supported. It also did not disclose financial terms. Strongpoint is part of a broader push by custody providers to expand services as more traditional finance firms look for regulated ways to hold digital assets.