Everything you need to know about Qverax services — quantum-safe timestamping, build attestation, verified identity, and more.
On Qverax, you don't create an account. You don't set a password. You don't verify an email to log in. Instead, you use a blockchain wallet — and that changes everything.
A wallet is a cryptographic key pair: a private key (your secret, stored only on your device) and a public address (your identity, visible to everyone). Think of it as a digital signature that no one can forge — not even us.
| Email + Password | Wallet | |
|---|---|---|
| Who controls it? | The service provider | You |
| Can it be reset by someone else? | Yes (password reset, admin access) | No — only you have the private key |
| Can it be faked? | Yes (phishing, data breach) | No — cryptographic proof |
| Works across services? | No (separate account per service) | Yes — one wallet, all services |
| Survives if company disappears? | No | Yes — your proofs live on the blockchain |
| Needs 2FA? | Yes (SMS, TOTP) | No — signing IS the 2FA |
Connect your wallet once and you're recognized across all Qverax services. Your wallet is your:
yourname.qan instead of showing hex addressesYour wallet is secured by a seed phrase — 12 or 24 words that you write down when you create it. As long as you have this phrase, you can recover your wallet on any device. Keep it offline, keep it safe.
We're working on a recovery mechanism for verified identities (L4 / eIDAS): if you reach the highest verification level, your government-issued ID becomes your backup. Your passport is your recovery key.
Qverax services fall into two categories:
These services work with a simple API call. No account, no wallet, no setup.
curl -X POST https://sbom.qverax.eu/attestopenssl ts -query ... | curl https://trust.qverax.eu/timestampThese services use your wallet as your identity. You sign transactions with MetaMask — no password, no account.
Quantum-safe timestamping. Prove any document or data existed at a specific point in time.
Hash a file or message, stamp it on the QAN blockchain, and get an immutable proof of existence. The file never leaves your browser — only the SHA3-256 hash goes on-chain.
Document content stays in your browser. Only the hash goes on-chain. Descriptions in the Document Register are visible on-chain — choose carefully what you write.
Open QSTAMPQuantum-safe build attestation for software supply chains. NIS2-ready.
QSBOM takes your SBOM + artifact hashes, computes a Merkle Root (SHA3-256), and stamps it on the QAN blockchain via QSTAMP. No wallet needed — our relayer pays the gas.
curl -X POST https://sbom.qverax.eu/attest \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"project": "myorg/myapp",
"version": "v1.0.0",
"git_commit": "abc1234",
"artifact_hashes": {
"app.wasm": "'$(sha256sum app.wasm | cut -d' ' -f1)'"
}
}'
- name: Attest Build
run: |
TREE=$(git rev-parse HEAD^{tree})
BODY=$(python3 -c "import json; print(json.dumps({
'project': '${{ github.repository }}',
'version': '${GITHUB_SHA::7}',
'git_commit': '${{ github.sha }}',
'artifact_hashes': {'tree': '${TREE}'},
'memo': 'CI build'
}))")
curl -sf -X POST https://sbom.qverax.eu/attest \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d "$BODY"
Re-submit the same data to reproduce the hash, then check if it exists on-chain. No data is stored on our servers — privacy by design.
| NIS2 Article | Coverage |
|---|---|
| Art. 21(2)(d) — Supply Chain | SBOM attestation, build provenance |
| Art. 21(2)(e) — Vulnerability | Component list for CVE matching |
| Art. 21(2)(h) — Crypto Controls | SHA3-256, PQC via QAN |
Verified identity on-chain. Link your wallet to your email, domain, or organisation.
| Level | Verification | How |
|---|---|---|
| L0 | .qan Name | Register a human-readable name (see below) |
| L1 | OTP code sent to your email address | |
| L2 | Domain | DNS TXT record: _qident.yourdomain.com |
| L3 | Organisation | Coming soon |
| L4 | Person (eIDAS) | Coming soon |
_qident.yourdomain.com = "v=qident1 address=0xYourWallet"Your domain name is stored in plaintext on-chain — DNS records are public by design. The service re-checks DNS periodically; if the record is removed, the claim is revoked.
Open QIDENTHuman-readable names for QAN wallets. Instead of 0x9370f5a19c3f1eea..., you get yourname.qan.
Once registered, your .qan name shows up automatically across all Qverax services when you connect your wallet — in the header and the wallet info card.
| Endpoint | Description |
|---|---|
GET /name/resolve/{name} | Name to wallet address |
GET /name/reverse/{address} | Wallet to name |
GET /name/available/{name} | Check availability |
POST /name/register | Register a name |
POST /name/release | Release a name |
Contract: 0x90564EaD158A67b3Ec8Ad37b14A9193BA524a6ee (QAN Testnet)
RFC 3161 compliant timestamp authority with CRYSTALS-Dilithium dual signing.
Every timestamp is signed with both ECDSA (for compatibility) and Dilithium3 (for post-quantum security). When ECDSA is broken in 15+ years, the Dilithium signature remains valid.
# Create timestamp request openssl ts -query -data myfile.txt -sha256 -out request.tsq # Get timestamp response curl -s -X POST https://trust.qverax.eu/timestamp \ -H "Content-Type: application/timestamp-query" \ --data-binary @request.tsq -o response.tsr # Verify (requires TSA certificate from trust.qverax.eu) openssl ts -verify -in response.tsr -queryfile request.tsq \ -CAfile ca-cert.pem -untrusted tsa-cert.pem
curl -X POST https://trust.qverax.eu/timestamp/json \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"hash": "0xabc123...", "algorithm": "sha256"}'
Prior art registration. Prove your invention existed at a specific point in time with a blockchain-anchored certificate.
Update your prior art claim by referencing the original hash. The full version chain is preserved on-chain — useful for documenting iterative development.
Optionally link your domain via DNS TXT record to increase trust level. Add _qprior.yourdomain.com = "v=qprior1 address=0xYourWallet".
Certificate validity attestation. Prove a certificate (ISO, CE, FDA) was valid during a specific period.
Anyone can check if a certificate was valid at a specific date. Use the Verify tab and set the date — no wallet needed.
60+ recognized standards with searchable dropdown: ISO 9001, ISO 13485, ISO 27001, ISO 14001, SOC 2, CE Marking, EU MDR, EU IVDR, FDA 510(k), FDA PMA, GMP, PCI DSS, NIS2, TISAX, IEC 62443, and many more. Custom standards can be entered as free text.
Open QCERTAll Qverax services run on the QAN Blockchain, the first EVM-compatible quantum-safe Layer 1. Validators use CRYSTALS-Dilithium (NIST PQC FIPS 204) for block signing. Your attestations are protected against quantum computer attacks from day one.
Files never leave your browser. Only SHA3-256 hashes go on-chain. Private data (email, personal ID) is stored as hashes. Domain names are stored in plaintext because DNS records are public by design.
All proofs are anchored on a public blockchain. Even if Qverax disappears, your attestations remain verifiable. The smart contracts are immutable — no one can delete or modify your stamps.