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Splendor Labs puts quantum-resistant blockchain wallets in users’ hands now, not later

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The race to build a blockchain that can withstand the coming power of quantum computers has long been a theoretical exercise for most companies. Splendor Labs SA is making it painfully real today. The firm has released updated Splendor Wallet applications for iOS and Android, granting everyday users direct access to its live Splendor Quantum Chain on both mainnet and testnet. This is not a promise for a future date; it is a piece of working technology hitting smartphones right now.

On September 25, 2026, Splendor Labs officially launched Splendor Quantum Chain, a Layer-1 blockchain engineered from the ground up for the post-quantum era. Since that launch, the company has been methodically checking off items on its roadmap. Those milestones include releasing a self-custody Wallet and Vault, introducing a quantum-resistant hardware security card, and demonstrating direct NFC payments settled on its own blockchain. The latest update brings all of that progress directly to users’ pockets.

From Operational Blockchain to Everyday Access

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Splendor Quantum Chain was built with post-quantum security woven into its very fabric. The network incorporates NIST-standardized cryptography, specifically ML-DSA-65 signatures and ML-KEM-768, alongside dual-signature verification and resilient data transport. The key distinction here is that Splendor did not treat quantum resistance as an afterthought or a future software patch; it was embedded into the core architecture from day one. With the updated Splendor Wallet, users can now create quantum-resistant accounts, interact with the live mainnet, and experiment with testnet functionality—all through what the company describes as a simple, self-custodial mobile experience.

Delivering Technology, Step by Step

“Launching a blockchain is one milestone. Making that blockchain usable, accessible, and integrated into real products is what turns technology into infrastructure,” said Todor Ivanov, Founder and CEO of Splendor Labs SA. “Since September, we have been delivering one milestone after another. The quantum-resistant blockchain is operational. Our wallets and security technologies are becoming part of an integrated ecosystem. And now users can interact directly with Splendor Quantum from their mobile devices.” Ivanov was unequivocal about the company’s posture: “We are not asking the world to wait for quantum-resistant blockchain technology. We are building it, deploying it, and putting it into people’s hands today.”

The Next Milestone

Splendor Labs is not stopping with the mobile wallet release. The company will continue its transition toward the quantum-resistant network, which includes a planned migration bridge for existing users and deeper integration of its payment, security, and decentralized application infrastructure. The long-term vision stretches well beyond digital assets to encompass financial institutions, tokenized real-world assets, secure digital identity, and autonomous AI-powered commerce. As the company puts it: the network is live, the wallets are operational, and the ecosystem is expanding. Splendor is delivering the infrastructure for the post-quantum era—one milestone at a time.

Why it matters: While much of the blockchain industry is still debating the threat quantum computing poses, Splendor Labs is shipping production-grade hardware and software that addresses it today. This move forces the conversation away from theory and into practical deployment, setting a precedent that other firms in the space will eventually have to follow.

About Splendor Labs SA
Splendor Labs SA develops quantum-resistant blockchain infrastructure and secure digital asset technologies, including Splendor Quantum Chain, Splendor Wallet, Splendor Vault, and the Splendor Quantum Security Card.

Todor Ivanov
Splendor Labs SA


David Hall

David Hall

David is the senior editor at TheCyberMag. He has a background in journalism and has worked with various media outlets, covering topics ranging from threat intelligence and data privacy to cybercrime and cloud security. When he is not writing, David enjoys reading, hiking, photography, and exploring new coffee shops.