Qlyphs Qlyphs
A wallet and token protocol for Quantus, with explicit transaction checks and network boundaries.
Qlyphs combines a non-custodial wallet with QLYP-v1, a token protocol built on ordinary Quantus transactions. Create tokens, mint under their published rules, transfer them, or reserve a lot for a named buyer in a supported development deployment.
Tokens launch on a bonding curve. When the curve sells out, the token graduates to NEAR: a NEAR token and its liquidity pool are created, and NEAR Intents bring the liquidity of every chain back to a token born on Quantus.
How it fits together
Quantus records and orders transactions. QLYP, the Qlyphs protocol, gives them asset meaning. Your wallet checks everything before it signs.
New here? From first principles builds the whole design from three questions, with no prior knowledge assumed. How it works then follows one transaction through all four roles.
The token journey
This illustration follows the current bilateral protocol. Purchases require two trusted witnesses and are disabled on mainnet.
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Launch
Choose a unique symbol, decimals, supply cap, per-mint limit and who may mint. An accepted creation transaction fixes those rules. The Qlyphs creation fee is 25 USD in QTC at the on-chain rate, with network fees on top.
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Mint
Minters choose a positive amount within the per-mint limit and remaining cap. Each accepted mint follows the open or creator-only policy. Minting costs 0.01 QTC plus network fees.
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List
Create a seller/buyer 2-of-2 trading account, then propose a lot for that named buyer with a price and expiry. A valid offer reserves the tokens. Native costs may apply; Qlyphs charges no listing fee.
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Buy
After the reservation finalizes, the named buyer verifies it and approves the wallet request. One native batch approves the proposal and pays the price and fee. QLYP interprets a valid purchase to deliver the reserved tokens; mainnet purchases remain disabled.
Trade explains the reservation, wallet verification and payment steps, including their limits. An offer names its buyer; it is not an open listing that any account can buy.
What the protocol provides
One purchase transaction
A purchase atomically approves an existing proposal and pays the seller and fee. QLYP delivers tokens when that valid purchase is interpreted correctly.
One successful buyer approval
The named buyer cannot repeat a successful first approval. A duplicate purchase fails before paying the price, although network fees can still apply.
Your keys, your coins
The wallet signs on your device. The trading account holds no purchase principal; QTC goes from buyer to seller and to the fee recipient.
Post-quantum signatures
This wallet and the development witnesses use ML-DSA-87. Device security, delivery of web code and trust in configured nodes and witnesses remain separate concerns.
Explore
Tokens
Immutable issuance rules, unique symbols and exact fees.
Trade
Reserve for a named buyer, verify the offer and buy it.
Verified by design
What purchase proofs establish, and which witnesses the wallet trusts.
Bonding curve
1,000 lots, 210 QTC, then graduation to NEAR and liquidity from every chain.
Open listings
Any buyer, one lot, one native ticket. In development.
The ledger
Why units never multiply, replayed block by block.
The wallet
Non-custodial, open source, in your browser or as an extension.
Quarks
Numbered one-of-one assets, content on chain. Live.
Code status, reviewed 1 October 2026
The wallet and token stack support explicitly pinned mainnet configuration. Purchases remain disabled on mainnet. These pages describe the repository's behavior; they do not verify a live deployment or browser-store availability. See the roadmap.