The Quantum Resistant Ledger
- Visionary SecurityQRL is the first industrial implementation to utilize IETF specified XMSS; a hash-based, forward secure signature scheme with minimal security assumptions and reusable addresses.read more
- Developer FriendlyExtensive tools, documentation and a rich API gives the tools to build anything, today, on an industrial grade platform that will survive tomorrow.read more
- User OrientedA full suite of end-user products designed with the end user in mind: from integrations with hardware wallets to mobile applications.read more
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Web Wallet
Create and interact with a QRL wallet from any modern browser
launchBlock Explorer
Explore the whole QRL blockchain: blocks, addresses and transactions; using our block explorer
launchMining
Get started mining and support the network
Get startedAPI Documentation
Develop using our extensive API and tools covering every aspect of the QRL blockchain
GitHub
Check out our MIT-licensed enterprise-grade open source code
exploreRunning your QRL Node
Run a local node.
Pool Mining
Easily setup your computer or mining rig to mine with one of the many mining pools available.
Mining Pool setup
Setup a mining pool for yourself or others.
Mining Pool Setup (docs)Node mining
Run and mine from your own QRL node.
QRL Node Mining (docs)Meet with us
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Recent news and updates
Roadmap update Q1:2023
The QRL Foundation has confirmed the receipt of 5 large grant applications and 2 small grant applications thus far. The next round of large foundation grants will be announced in Q2 2023. Core development is now entirely focused upon unlocking proof of stake as a consensus mechanism and enabling smart contract functionality (EVM).
Last Month at QRL - December 2022
Highlights QRL Grant Programme The QRL Foundation is committed to creating an open-source, secure and resilient blockchain protocol, which is why, last month, the QRL Foundation launched the QRL Grant Programme and is seeking to support a proliferation of at least ten projects with small grants over the next year Our program is geared towards equipping developers, companies and teams with the necessary tools to create resourceful projects built on QRL, ultimately expanding its user base.
read moreEnd of 2022. First QRL foundation grant announcement
Farewell 2022 - you will not be missed 2022 has been a year to forget for crypto assets and markets in general. Raising of interest rates pricked asset bubbles around the world putting pressure on crypto asset valuations. Excessive leverage from hedge funds and the collapse of luna/terra have obliterated companies throughout the space, worst of all wiping out retail investors with funds in seemingly safe centralised lending companies such as Blockfi, Celsius and many others.
read moreSecure now and from attacks using quantum-computers in the future.
QRL is the first industrial implementation to utilize IETF specified XMSS; a hash-based, forward secure signature scheme with minimal security assumptions and reusable addresses that comes with NIST approval
An extensible address format with quantum security built in from the genesis block.
An open source, code-base with implementation verified by third-party audits fromred4sec and x41 D-sec.
Development of enQlave, bringing QRL technology to the Ethereum platform
PQ proof-of-stake consensus
Easy to secure smart-contracts
Ephemeral messaging ultilising Dilithium and Kyber
Expanding QRL technology to secure other digital assets
A full suite of user-facing applications make interacting with the QRL blockchain and digital assets a breeze.
Our downloads page has products for Desktop (Windows, Mac, Linux), Mobile (iOS, Android) and the web
Hardware wallet support with Ledger Nano S & X
Just a click away is helpful documentation accompanied by a supportive community and email assistance 24/7 at support@theqrl.org.
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