Quanta

Built for smart accounts, key security, and post-quantum readiness. Owned and maintained by @qubitornetwork

[Quanta @quantawallet]

Quanta Wallet v0.0.25 is live.

This production feature phase adds live indexer activity, improved Send/Receive flows, Security Center 2.0, browser extension dapp approvals, PQ-only signing methods, legacy EOA signing rejection, and Qubitor Network indexer proxy support.

Mobile, desktop, and browser builds are available here: https://t.co/7p54l4I23P

[Quanta @quantawallet]

Quanta Wallet is now under review by @snapcraftio.

Once approved, Linux users will be able to install Quanta Wallet directly through Snapcraft, expanding access to Qubitor across desktop environments.

Quanta Wallet continues to move toward full availability across browser, desktop, and mobile.

[Quanta @quantawallet]

Quanta Wallet has been submitted for review on the Google Chrome Web Store.

Once approved, users will be able to install the Quanta Wallet browser extension directly from the Chrome Web Store and connect to Qubitor through a native browser wallet experience.

This is another step toward making Qubitor accessible across mobile, desktop, and browser environments.

[Quanta @quantawallet]

Rotate PQ Key replaces the Control Key for your Qubitor Account.

Your address does not change. Your funds do not move. The account simply updates which ML-DSA key is allowed to sign future actions.

Use this if you are moving to a new device, refreshing your security setup, or replacing an old backup.

[Quanta @quantawallet]

Quanta Wallet uses a Recovery Kit instead of a traditional seed phrase.

Your Qubitor Account has a normal 0x address, but it is controlled by post-quantum account logic rather than a regular MetaMask-style EOA key. The Recovery Kit restores the account’s Control Key so you can keep using the same Qubitor Account from a new device.

Keep the Recovery Kit private. Qubitor support will never ask for it.

[Quanta @quantawallet]

A wallet is usually the first place users touch a network.

For Qubitor, that layer matters.

Quanta makes post-quantum account infrastructure accessible through a wallet experience people already understand.

Open the wallet.
Control the account.
Use the network.

[Quanta @quantawallet]

Most wallets were built around one idea: protect the private key and the account stays safe.

Quanta takes that further.

Account control can support smarter signing rules, recovery, key rotation, and security upgrades over time.

The wallet becomes more than a place to hold assets. It becomes the control surface.

[Quanta @quantawallet]

Quanta is the account layer for Qubitor Network.

It keeps the familiar 0x wallet experience, but changes what protects control underneath.

Post-quantum signing.
Smart account execution.
No seed phrase sitting as the weakest link.

Wallet infrastructure built for the next key era.