Company

Building trust for the post-quantum era

Qryption.io develops trust infrastructure for critical systems. We are starting with a practical question: how can an organization verify that a person is physically present before a sensitive operation is authorized?

Why Qryption exists

Critical actions deserve stronger evidence than a valid session or reusable credential alone. Qryption is exploring a practical additional signal: an operation-specific cryptographic proof that also requires physical presence.

The goal is to strengthen sensitive authorization flows without asking organizations to replace the identity, policy and infrastructure controls they already rely on.

What we are building

Our current work combines Qryption Key with a hybrid SDK. Together, they are designed to bind physical presence to an ML-DSA proof before an existing system approves a critical operation. The Key and SDK are being evaluated through a private pilot and are not yet generally available.

Founder

Qryption.io was founded by Alan Delpino to turn post-quantum cryptography into practical trust infrastructure for critical systems.

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Where we are going

Today, the focus is authorization. Over time, the same principles could support verifiable hardware identity and distributed attestation. Those areas remain research and roadmap directions; they are not presented as finished products.

How we work

We prefer specific boundaries over inflated claims. New capabilities should be supported by versioned documentation, reproducible evidence and clear security assumptions before they are described as available.

Talk to us

For pilot conversations, research collaboration or responsible disclosure, write to contact@qryption.io. You can also follow Qryption.io on LinkedIn or review our public work on GitHub.

Private pilot

Evaluate the authorization flow in a bounded use case.