QuFi Launches Post-Quantum Verification Platform for Digital Assets

Insider Brief

• QuFi Network has launched the QuFi Platform, a post-quantum verification layer designed to validate digital assets and financial transactions without requiring changes to existing settlement networks.
• The platform uses a hybrid architecture combining ML-DSA-65, SLH-DSA and ML-KEM-1024 for post-quantum signatures and key encapsulation.
• QuFi has also introduced uBTC as a proof-of-concept on Bitcoin Testnet4 and opened applications for its Genesis Node Program to expand decentralized verification capacity.

PRESS RELEASE — As the digital asset industry transitions toward post-quantum security, blockchain networks face an emerging infrastructure challenge. Depending on the cryptographic scheme and implementation, post-quantum signatures can be more than 100 times larger than the elliptic-curve signatures widely used today. This can drive substantial increases in storage, bandwidth, and computational requirements. As a result, every blockchain that adopts these new cryptographic standards must absorb those costs independently, creating scalability and efficiency constraints that compound across the broader digital asset ecosystem.

QuFi Network Limited (“QuFi”) today announced the launch of the QuFi Platform, a post-quantum verification platform that enables quantum-resistant validation across digital assets, financial infrastructure, digital ownership, and tokenized forms of economic value without requiring changes to existing settlement networks. Just as traditional financial markets evolved specialized infrastructure to separate trading, clearing, and settlement, the digital asset economy increasingly requires a dedicated layer for post-quantum verification.