Quantum-secure tools for Solana.
Post-quantum wallets, signing, authorities and messaging, built so the keys you hold today still belong to you when the machines arrive.
Every Solana key has an expiry date.
Your Solana address is your public key. Anyone can read it, and that was always fine, because working backwards to the private key was impractical.
Shor's algorithm changes that. A quantum computer with enough stable qubits turns a public key into a private key, and every signature scheme Solana uses today falls with it.
Nobody has to wait for that machine to exist. Signed transactions are public forever, so an attacker can record them now and break them later. Moving early is the only defence that works.
NullGate replaces the signature layer with lattice and hash-based schemes standardised by NIST, then builds every tool you need on top.
About 2,330 logical qubits is the published estimate for breaking a 256-bit elliptic curve key (Roetteler et al., 2017). Drag past it.
Ten tools. One gate.
Everything you need to hold, sign, ship and talk on Solana without leaning on a key that quantum computers can break.
The workbench.
Forge keys, check an address, draw randomness. Three tools you can run right here.
Press forge to generate a key.
Waiting for an address.
Beacon streams fresh entropy for keys, nonces and lotteries. Draw 256 bits and use them anywhere.
Nothing drawn yet.
Meet Null.
Null keeps the gate. It is made of zeros, so nothing can be taken from it. Poke it, feed it, ask it things.
$NULL
The token behind the gate. Fixed supply, no tax, nothing hidden.
- Supply
- 1,000,000,000, fixed
- Tax
- 0% on buys and sells
- Mint authority
- Revoked
- Freeze authority
- Revoked
- Liquidity
- Burned
- Get a wallet. Any Solana wallet works. Vault is the one built for the quantum age.
- Add SOL. Buy it on an exchange and send it to your address.
- Swap for $NULL. Paste the contract address above into your swap of choice and check it matches.
Public keys are public.
Quantum computers do not care.
Record now. Break later.
So we sign differently.
Walk through the gate.