Public REST API for the Quantova network — read on-chain state, submit signed transactions, estimate fees, and bridge across 36 blockchains and 68 assets. A single zero-dependency gateway in front of a live Quantova node.

Quantova's public security archive — advisories (QSA), incident reports (QIR), and post-mortems (QPM), published after a fix is live. To report a vulnerability, use the bug bounty channels, not this repo.

Quantova governance spec — referendum classes, participation bonds, vote lock-ups, post-quantum signing, and a read-only security check for auditors.

Curated index of post-quantum cryptography libraries and quantum-resistant blockchain projects, maintained for the Quantova ecosystem.

Formal specifications for Quantova's consensus — a post-quantum NPoS Layer 1 that separates block production from finality and removes quantum-vulnerable randomness.

Verification labs for Quantova consensus over the q_ JSON-RPC API. Post-quantum signature checks, no-ecrecover, deterministic no-VRF slot leadership, and SHA3-256. Evidence the node behaves as specified. Not a substitute for audit.

Practical, rigorous checklists for building, securing, and shipping applications and infrastructure on Quantova, the post-quantum Layer 1 for institutional settlement — written to be copied straight into a pull request, launch ticket, or audit scope.

The Quantova Grants Program, funding for open-source software and research that strengthens the post-quantum Layer-1 ecosystem. Apply by opening a pull request with the application template, or through quantova.org/grants. Grants are non-dilutive and paid in QTOV against delivered milestones.

Everything required to run a validator on the Quantova network — the consensus rules you enforce, hardware and stake requirements, build and run commands, the JSON-RPC operating surface, fee and reward economics, and the slashing rules. Validators secure Quantova by staking QTOV, authoring blocks, and voting in finality.

Quantova Inc. is a U.S. based cryptographic engineering organization

Build and run oracles on Quantova, the post-quantum Layer 1. Guides and runnable examples for price aggregators, fee/gas feeds, supply metrics, and DEX price feeds — built on the q_ JSON-RPC API, publishing on finality.

Minimal starter template for building on Quantova. Scaffold a project that reads chain state, deploys QRC20 contracts to the QVM, and sends signed transactions via the q_ JSON-RPC API. Testnet today, mainnet with a config change.

Read-only security & conformance tests for the Quantova Universal Bridge (36 blockchains, 68 assets). Verifies the trustless-proof tiers and on-chain protections (light clients, SPV, replay nonces, thresholds, finality, governance) via node + REST. No keys, no signing, no fund movement.

Genesis, raw chain specs, bootnodes, and public RPC endpoints for Quantova mainnet and testnet — plus the full specification of a post-quantum Layer-1: NIST signatures (Dilithium, Falcon, SPHINCS+), SHA3-256, deterministic ~2.5s blocks / ~3s finality, and a constant 20-byte address model.

Developer documentation and tutorials for Quantova, the post-quantum Layer 1 for institutional settlement. The Markdown/MDX content that powers the docs on the Quantova website.

Quantova Improvement Proposals (QIPs) — the process and the proposals for protocol changes, standards, and architecture. Currently focused on the roadmap to mainnet.

The Quantova Improvement Proposal (QIP) process — how new features, protocol changes, and architectural standards for the Quantova protocol are proposed, discussed, and documented.

Quantova Improvement Proposals (QIPs) and the public roadmap for the Quantova protocol. The post-quantum Layer 1 for institutional settlement, on testnet ahead of mainnet.

Verify any Quantova implementation against known-answer test vectors: post-quantum address derivation, QSigner account-id, SHA3-256 hashing, QVM ABI selectors and event topics, QNS namehash, and Dilithium/Falcon/SPHINCS+ signatures. Includes a verifier and reference derivations.

Read-only checker that verifies a running node is the canonical Quantova runtime: runtime identity, full pallet conformance, post-quantum authorization (Dilithium/Falcon/SPHINCS+), consensus and finality health, and chain properties. Reports PASS/WARN/FAIL with no signing and no state changes.