Quantum Chain

What is QC Custody?

Quantum Chain Custody is a managed orchestration API that gives institutional integrators — banks, fintechs, asset managers — a Fireblocks-like operating model on top of the Quantum Chain quantum-safe blockchain. You bring the keys. We handle everything else: multi-tenant vault/wallet management, transaction lifecycle orchestration, policy enforcement, and webhook-driven event delivery — with a full audit trail.

Secure Key Management

Your private keys never touch our servers. Sign transactions externally with your quantum-safe key and submit signatures via API.

Post-Quantum Secure

Built on quantum-safe cryptography from day one — no migration needed when quantum computers arrive.

Multi-Tenant

Isolated vaults, wallets, policies, and audit trails per tenant. One platform serves your entire organization.

Webhook-Driven

Real-time event delivery with HMAC-SHA256 signed payloads, automatic retries, and 8 event types covering the full transaction lifecycle.

How It Works

1

Create a Vault

Organize wallets into logical groups — one per customer, one per purpose, or however your business needs it.
2

Register Wallets

Provide your on-chain address and quantum-safe public key. The custody service holds addresses, never private keys.
3

Initiate Transfers

Create transactions via API. The service estimates gas, evaluates policies, and produces a signing payload.
4

Sign Externally

Retrieve the Keccak256 signing hash, sign it with your private key in your own secure environment, and submit the signature.
5

Automatic Broadcast & Confirmation

Once signed, the service validates the signature, assembles the transaction, broadcasts to the Quantum Chain network, and tracks confirmations. You get webhook events at every stage.

Quickstart

From dashboard signup to first API call in under 5 minutes.

API Reference

Interactive playground for every endpoint — try calls directly from the docs.

External Signing

The critical integration guide: how to sign transactions with your quantum-safe key.

Architecture at a Glance