🚨 INSIGHT: Quantum computing could soon break today’s cryptography, putting financial data and e-signatures at risk. Institutions need quantum-resistant tools to secure records, workflows, and audit trails. Paraguay’s Ueno Bank is adopting SignQuantum with @QANplatform, a hybrid L1 blockchain built for post-quantum security. The bank is adding quantum-safe signatures to e-signatures and anchoring proofs on QANplatform, creating verifiable, tamper-evident records aligned with NIST standards. Will quantum-safe blockchains become the new standard in banking? [Brought to you by @QANplatform]

🚨 INSIGHT: Quantum computing could soon break today’s cryptography, putting financial data and e-signatures at risk.

Institutions need quantum-resistant tools to secure records, workflows, and audit trails.

Paraguay’s Ueno Bank is adopting SignQuantum with  @QANplatform, a hybrid L1 blockchain built for post-quantum security.

The bank is adding quantum-safe signatures to e-signatures and anchoring proofs on QANplatform, creating verifiable, tamper-evident records aligned with NIST standards.

Will quantum-safe blockchains become the new standard in banking?

[Brought to you by  @QANplatform]

— Cointelegraph (@Cointelegraph) Sep 11, 2025