Quantum Risk Scanner BTC · ETH · SOL
Is your wallet
quantum-exposed?
Once your public key touches the chain, a future quantum computer can derive your private key with Shor's algorithm. Paste any Bitcoin, Ethereum or Solana address — we'll check whether your key is already exposed and how urgent your risk is.
Secure this wallet
QP2 makes your address survive every algorithm.
QP2 (Quantum Proof Protocol) gives you a permanent on-chain address secured by post-quantum cryptography — same address, hot-swappable security, no hard fork. It isn't live yet. Follow the launch so you can migrate the moment it ships.
When QP2 launches, you'll be able to secure this wallet with post-quantum protection in a single transaction.
Bitcoin
Spending from an address publishes its public key. Any outgoing transaction means your key is exposed — high risk. Receive-only addresses stay hidden until first spend.
Ethereum
Every transaction you sign reveals your public key. A nonce above zero means you've already broadcast it — high risk. A fresh address that never sent is exposed only at first send — medium risk.
Solana
A Solana address is the Ed25519 public key. It's public the instant the account exists — funded accounts are high risk by design.