BTQ Technologies achieves first cryptography signature verification on Solana

BTQ Technologies (BTQ)announced the successful demonstration of the first NIST-standardized post-quantum cryptography, or PQC, signature verification on the Solana blockchain. The milestone, achieved in partnership with Bonsol Labs’ verifiable computation network, addresses critical quantum security vulnerabilities identified by the Federal Reserve while maintaining Solana’s sub-second transaction speeds. Federal Reserve research confirms active “Harvest Now, Decrypt Later” attacks are already harvesting blockchain data. BTQ’s solution, utilizing Bonsol’s verifiable proving network, enables computationally intensive PQC operations to be performed off-chain while maintaining cryptographic guarantees on-chain. This approach adds quantum resistance – a critical requirement as regulatory authorities increasingly mandate post-quantum security for financial infrastructure. The partnership establishes a path to commercialization through integration with Solana’s core infrastructure. The combination of BTQ’s specialized hardware acceleration and Bonsol’s verification infrastructure creates a flywheel solution that both accelerates performance and minimizes cost barriers to PQC adoption. This positions both BTQ and Bonsol to monetize critical security infrastructure as institutional adoption accelerates and compliance requirements drive universal implementation of quantum-resistant cryptography across blockchain networks.