QRL Ecosystem Index

Ideas

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The QRL Ecosystem Index is most useful when it shows both what exists and what is still missing. This page collects ecosystem ideas that are not yet represented in the index, so builders can spot useful gaps and contributors can help improve coverage.

This is not an official roadmap or endorsement list. It is a living prompt for the community: if a project already exists, add it to the index; if it does not, consider building it.

MyQRLWallet

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MyQRLWallet is a DigitalGuards family of wallet applications for QRL 2.0. It started as a browser-based web wallet (qrlwallet.com) for creating accounts and managing transactions on the quantum-resistant ledger, and has grown into a suite: an Android app on Google Play, a hardened Electron desktop wallet with an isolated signer process, and a browser extension.

dApps connect to the wallets through the open-source QRL Connect relay protocol (ML-KEM-768 key encapsulation with AES-256-GCM transport and ML-DSA-87 message signing) or through the browser extension via EIP-6963.

PeerQuanta

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

PeerQuanta is a web-based peer-to-peer marketplace for digital goods and services. The site describes itself as a decentralized marketplace focused on secure and anonymous exchange, with encrypted chat and commitment-protocol features.

The application includes marketplace listings, transactions, user profiles, reputation, notifications, and moderation workflows. Its public web app also exposes tools for secure notes, wagers, notary records, secret sharing, dead-man switches, time-locked content, polls, Merkle proofs, provenance, forums, and certificate workflows.

QRL Hub

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QRL Hub is a community-maintained resource website for learning about QRL, quantum computing threats, blockchain security, and the quantum-resistant future of cryptocurrency. The site includes educational pages, FAQs, quantum news, QRL 2.0 information, and links to the official QRL website.

QRL Hub states that it is not associated with the QRL Foundation and provides educational content only.

QRL Wallet Connect

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QRL Wallet Connect is an open-source TypeScript SDK, published on npm as @qrlwallet/connect, that lets dApps connect to the MyQRLWallet web and mobile wallet. Pairing starts from a QR code on desktop or a deep link on mobile, and traffic between the dApp and the wallet is end-to-end encrypted with ML-KEM-768 key encapsulation and AES-256-GCM over a Socket.IO relay.

The SDK exposes an EIP-1193 style provider with EIP-6963 announcement, so it coexists with browser extension wallets in dApp wallet pickers. Sessions persist across page reloads and app relaunches with automatic reconnection. A live integration example is hosted at zondscan.com/dapp-example.

QRL Web3 Wallet

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

QRL Web3 Wallet is an open-source browser extension wallet developed by The QRL for QRL 2.0. It lets users create and import accounts, send QRL transactions, connect to dApps through EIP-1193 and EIP-6963 provider support, and manage QRC-20 tokens.

The project README notes that the code relates to the QRL v2.0 testnet and is not suitable for the current QRL v1 mainnet. Pre-built extension bundles are published through the project’s GitHub releases.

QuantaPool

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

QuantaPool is an open-source liquid staking dApp for QRL. Users stake QRL into a shared pool and receive stQRL, a token representing their share of the pool. As validators earn rewards, the stQRL to QRL exchange rate increases.

The application describes a protocol that pools deposits toward QRL validators, exposes pool and validator statistics, supports withdrawal requests and claims, and connects through the QRL Wallet browser extension. The deployed web app defaults to the QRL 2.0 Testnet and links to the public DigitalGuards QuantaPool repository.

QuantaSwap

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QuantaSwap is an open-source dApp for trustless cross-chain swaps between the two native coins: QRL on the QRL 2.0 network and ETH on Ethereum. Swaps use the classic hashed timelock contract (HTLC) construction with sha256 hashlocks, so there is no bridge, no wrapped asset, and no operator holding funds. Either both legs complete or both refund after their timelocks.

The same contract artifact is deployed on both chains: the QRL v2 testnet at Q94cd8e406d2bb4ea251dce3f0558941f2ac056ee and Ethereum Sepolia at 0x805100Fa4310B9c0dbb0754E14CbDe827E3b8a3c. The contracts have no owner, no pause, and no upgrade path, and claims are permissionless with the recipient fixed at lock time. An order book server handles coordination only; both parties independently verify locks on-chain before acting.

ZondScan

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

ZondScan is a DigitalGuards block explorer for the QRL Zond network. It provides a web interface for exploring blocks, transactions, smart contracts, validators, addresses, and network activity.

The project is open source and built with a Next.js frontend, a Go backend API, and a blockchain synchronizer that indexes QRL Zond data into MongoDB for fast lookup and analysis.