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Quantum Attestation

Quantum-safe proof for every transaction. Two independent post-quantum signatures that anyone can verify. No infrastructure changes required.

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NIST FIPS 204 & 205
Post-Quantum Cryptography
Post-Compromise Security
Peer-Reviewed Research

Three steps to quantum-proof attestation

1

Submit Transaction

Send your transaction hash or payload through our API. No changes to your existing signing infrastructure.

2

Dual PQC Signing

Phoenix creates two independent quantum-safe signatures: ML-DSA (lattice-based, fast) + SLH-DSA (hash-based, conservative).

3

Independent Verification

Anyone can verify both signatures using our open-source verifier. No trust in Phoenix required.

Seven breakthrough technologies

Epoch Keys — No Permanent Private Keys

Private keys exist only for a single signing epoch, then self-destruct. Stolen keys cannot sign future transactions.

DyLWE — Deterministic State Evolution

Hardware-grade deterministic core evolves cryptographic state with every operation. Auditable, reproducible, no external randomness dependency.

Post-Compromise Security

After a breach, hardware-backed entropy injection automatically heals the system. Attacker's snapshot becomes worthless.

Merkle Key Commitment

All epoch public keys committed to a Merkle tree. Single root hash enables verification of any epoch key with cryptographic proof.

Quarantine & Anti-Rollback

Suspicious activity triggers quarantine mode — only dummy signatures produced. Monotonic counters prevent state rollback attacks.

Algorithm Agility

GenericPCSWrapper enables new PQC algorithms to be validated and deployed within one day. Future-proof by design.

Phoenix vs. every competitor

CapabilityPhoenixFireblocksCoinbaseBitGoCoboAnchorage
Post-Compromise Security
PQC (Dual Algorithm)✓ Dual
Quantum Attestation
Algorithm Agility1 day6–12 mo6–12 mo6–12 mo6–12 mo6–12 mo
Auto-Recovery
Time to Replicate18–24 mo18–24 mo18–24 mo18–24 mo18–24 mo

Common questions

Does Quantum Attestation replace my existing signatures?
No. Quantum Attestation is an overlay. Your existing ECDSA/EdDSA signing infrastructure remains untouched. Phoenix adds post-quantum attestation on top, creating a quantum-safe proof layer.
Why two algorithms instead of one?
DualSign provides defense-in-depth. ML-DSA and SLH-DSA are based on fundamentally different mathematical problems (lattices vs. hash functions). If a breakthrough breaks one, the other remains secure.
How fast is the signing process?
ML-DSA signing takes ~2ms. SLH-DSA adds ~50ms. Total attestation under 100ms including network round-trip. This has zero impact on transaction settlement time.
Can anyone verify, or do I need Phoenix?
Anyone can verify independently. Our verifier is open-source. You only need the attestation data and the public root key — no connection to Phoenix required.
What happens when NIST updates PQC standards?
Algorithm Agility. Our GenericPCSWrapper can integrate new algorithms within one day. Your attestation infrastructure adapts without downtime.

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Start with a free 30-day pilot. No infrastructure changes. No risk.