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Qubit Launches Quantum-Secured Wallet App For Web3 Users Across Ios And Android
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Dubai, UAE, Aug. 04, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Qubit, a Web3 infrastructure company developing quantum-powered blockchain tools, has officially launched the Qubit Wallet App, a multi-chain mobile wallet secured by live quantum entropy. Available on iOS and Android, the app enables users to generate cryptographic keys derived from real quantum measurements rather than software-based pseudo-random algorithms.
According to the team, the Qubit Wallet App is the first of its kind to bring quantum-protected key generation to consumer wallets. By using randomness sourced from quantum collapse events, the app provides an extra layer of security that is resistant to deterministic modeling and future quantum attacks.
The wallet supports EVM Chains, Solana, Sui, and additional major chains, offering native compatibility with WalletConnect and interoperability with existing wallets through import/export functionality.
“This launch marks a major step toward real-world adoption of quantum-secure infrastructure in Web3,” said a Qubit spokesperson. “We’re not speculating on the future—we’re deploying live quantum systems today.”
The mobile app complements Qubit's existing Quantum-as-a-Service (QaaS) platform, which allows developers to submit workloads to live quantum hardware directly from smart contracts and decentralized applications. This includes entropy injection, quantum circuit execution, and cryptographic verification—all done on-chain.
The Qubit ecosystem includes tools such as:
- QBIT Dock: On-chain gateway to quantum compute
- QBIT Craft: Visual interface for circuit design
- QBIT Sim: Real-time logic testing
- QBIT Entangle: Collaborative development environment for quantum applications
Qubit’s infrastructure is already live and publicly accessible through its decentralized application. The company sees this launch as a foundational move to bring real-time quantum computation into mainstream Web3 development.
For more information, visit https://qbit.technology/ or follow https://x.com/QbitCompute. To try the dApp, visit https://dapp.qbit.technology/.
Disclaimer: The information provided in this press release is not a solicitation for investment, nor is it intended as investment advice, financial advice, or trading advice. It is strongly recommended you practice due diligence, including consultation with a professional financial advisor, before investing in or trading cryptocurrency and securities.
CONTACT: Antwan K. Williams team (at) qbit.technology
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Qubit Wallet App?
The Qubit Wallet App is a multi-chain mobile wallet secured by live quantum entropy, generating cryptographic keys from real quantum measurements.
What chains does the Qubit Wallet App support?
The wallet supports EVM Chains, Solana, Sui, and additional major chains, offering native compatibility with WalletConnect.
What is Qubit's Quantum-as-a-Service (QaaS) platform?
Qubit's QaaS platform allows developers to submit workloads to live quantum hardware directly from smart contracts and decentralized applications.
First published on Mon, Aug 11, 2025
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