Project Eleven has partnered with Quantus and plans to integrate a hosting platform in Q1 2027.

On October 8, according to Chainwire, blockchain post-quantum security company Project Eleven and public chain Quantus announced a collaboration, planning to integrate the post-quantum blockchain Quantus network into Project Eleven's institutional-grade custodial platform Strongpoint. Quantus will serve as a development partner to assist with the relevant integration support, which is expected to go live in Q1 2027.

The two parties will collaborate on infrastructure including technical integration, key management workflows, and transaction approval support, aiming to help institutional users leverage their existing hardware, policy approval, and audit control procedures while adopting post-quantum encryption standards. Strongpoint utilizes a cryptographic agility architecture that decouples institutional governance from underlying network cryptographic algorithms; Quantus is a Layer 1 blockchain employing a proof-of-work (PoW) mechanism with privacy-by-default features, delivering post-quantum security via the ML-DSA algorithm and zero-knowledge proof technology.