Why this exists
- 01
Every wallet you have signs with elliptic-curve math.
- 02
A large enough quantum computer breaks that math. None exists today; the standards to replace it were finished in 2024 anyway.
- 03
Meanwhile every ordinary swap ties your wallets together in public, forever.
- 04
QLOAK cuts the link today and makes the parts it can quantum-safe.
What each piece does
Privacy Cash pool
Breaks the link between your wallet and the new one with a zero-knowledge proof built in your browser.
IBM quantum + NQSN beacon
Supply the randomness behind your fresh wallet. Both inputs are published so anyone can recheck them.
Winternitz vault
Holds funds behind hash-based signatures that a quantum computer can't forge.
ML-DSA-44 receipt
Proves what happened with the post-quantum signature standard, FIPS 204.
What it doesn't do
- Solana is not quantum-safe. Every Solana transaction, ours included, is signed with Ed25519. We add quantum-safe storage and receipts, not a quantum-safe chain.
- Privacy comes from the pool and the people in it, not from quantum. A thin crowd, an exact amount or an instant exit can still give you away.
- The quantum bits come from IBM jobs run ahead of time, one job filling many seeds. Only the beacon pulse is live.
- Your device's randomness is mixed in on purpose, so a bad quantum source can't weaken your key on its own.
- We never hold your money. Your wallet signs the deposit, your browser makes the new key, and we never see it.
- Every claim on this page maps to code that runs.