MyQRLWallet is the wallet suite for QRL 2.0, the Quantum Resistant Ledger's proof-of-stake network with post-quantum smart contracts. One wallet on web, desktop, mobile, and in your browser toolbar.
The same secure, self-custody wallet wherever you work: in the browser, in your toolbar, as a hardened desktop app, or on your phone.
The full wallet in your browser. Create or import accounts, send and receive QRL, manage tokens and NFTs, and connect to dApps. Nothing sensitive ever leaves your device.
Open qrlwallet.com Works in any modern browserMyQRLWallet in your toolbar. Connects to QRL dApps directly on the page, signs messages and typed data with post-quantum ML-DSA-87, and docks into the browser side panel.
Download Release Chrome and Chromium browsers, Web Store listing soonA hardened Electron app for Windows and Linux. Your keys live in an isolated signer process that the interface can never read, with a native lock screen and OS keychain support.
Download Release Windows 10/11 and Linux (beta)The wallet on the go, secured with biometric unlock and screenshot protection. Scan a QR code to pair with dApps on any screen in seconds.
Google Play Android today, iOS coming soonTransfer QRL with clear fee control and live transaction status, from pending to confirmed.
Manage any number of accounts in one place, each with its own label and encryption.
Create and manage QRC20 tokens, and view the NFTs held by your accounts.
Pair with dApps by QR code or deep link over a post-quantum encrypted channel, then approve every request in the wallet.
Every transaction and message is signed with ML-DSA-87, the NIST-standardized lattice signature scheme.
Seeds are encrypted on your device with AES-256-GCM. No server ever sees a key, a seed, or a password.
QRL 2.0 (formerly known as Zond) is the Quantum Resistant Ledger's next-generation network: proof-of-stake consensus and EVM-compatible smart contracts, secured end to end with post-quantum cryptography instead of the elliptic curves that quantum computers are expected to break.
QRL 2.0 is currently in public testnet. Grab free testnet QRL from the ZondScan faucet and try everything today.
Learn more at theqrl.orgPair the web wallet with your phone and approve transactions on the device that holds your keys.
Point the wallet at your own node or any RPC endpoint you trust.
Save frequently used addresses for quick, typo-free transactions.
Export password-protected wallet files for offline backup and restore.
Share addresses and pair devices with generated QR codes.
Unlock with Face ID or fingerprint on mobile, and the OS keychain on desktop.
The wallet is one piece. We build and run the explorer, the staking protocol, the swap platform, and the developer SDK around it.
The QRL 2.0 block explorer: blocks, transactions, validators, verified smart contracts, and the testnet faucet.
Explore ZondScanLiquid staking for QRL: deposit QRL, receive stQRL, and earn validator rewards while staying liquid.
Discover QuantaPoolCross-chain atomic swaps between ETH and QRL: trustless HTLC swaps of native coins, no bridge and no custodian.
Swap on quantaswap.ioPair any dApp with the wallet over a post-quantum encrypted channel. EIP-1193, QR and deep-link pairing, on npm.
Build with the SDKNot a screenshot: a living preview of the wallet, drawn in code. Watch it receive a payment, sign a transaction, and pair with a dApp.
Animated preview of MyQRLWallet on desktop and mobile: the home screen shows a live QRL balance for a post-quantum secured account; the wallet receives a payment, signs and sends a transaction with ML-DSA-87, and pairs with a dApp over an ML-KEM-768 encrypted channel.
Scan the QR code to download MyQRLWallet from the Google Play Store
Download on Play StoreThe Quantum Resistant Ledger (QRL) is a blockchain built from day one on cryptography that is believed to withstand attacks from quantum computers. Where most blockchains rely on elliptic curve signatures that a sufficiently large quantum computer could forge, QRL uses hash-based and lattice-based signature schemes standardized for the post-quantum era, so assets secured today stay secure tomorrow.
QRL 2.0 (formerly known as Zond) is the Quantum Resistant Ledger's next-generation network. It combines proof-of-stake consensus with EVM-compatible smart contracts, and secures both with ML-DSA-87 (CRYSTALS-Dilithium), a NIST-standardized post-quantum signature scheme. Developers can use familiar Ethereum tooling while gaining quantum-resistant security.
QRL 2.0 is currently in public testnet, and MyQRLWallet runs on it today. You can create accounts, request free testnet QRL from the ZondScan faucet, send transactions, create tokens, and connect to dApps. Balances on testnet carry no real-world value; the network resets before mainnet launch.
QRC20 tokens are the QRL 2.0 equivalent of Ethereum's ERC20 tokens: a standard for fungible tokens on the network. MyQRLWallet lets you create your own QRC20 token in a few clicks and manage any tokens your accounts hold, all secured by post-quantum signatures.
You can back up a MyQRLWallet account in three interchangeable ways:
Any one of them restores the account on any platform. Always verify that a backup successfully reopens your wallet before depositing funds, and never share it: anyone holding the mnemonic or seed controls the account.
MyQRLWallet is fully self-custodial: seeds are generated and encrypted on your device with AES-256-GCM and never sent to any server. On the web, your PIN-derived key does the encrypting in the browser. On desktop, keys live in an isolated signer process that the user interface can never read, so even a compromised page cannot reach them. On mobile, biometric unlock and screenshot protection guard the same encrypted storage. DigitalGuards has no access to your keys and cannot recover a lost account.
dApp Connect pairs any dApp with your wallet: scan a QR code on desktop or tap a link on mobile, and the dApp can request transactions and signatures that you approve inside the wallet. The channel is end-to-end encrypted with post-quantum key exchange (ML-KEM-768) and AES-256-GCM. Developers can integrate it with the open-source @qrlwallet/connect SDK.
Yes. ZondScan is the block explorer for QRL 2.0: blocks, transactions, addresses, validators, contract verification, and a testnet faucet. Transaction links in MyQRLWallet open there.
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