ChangeNOW adds Qastle Wallet to its Fast Track program

ChangeNOW adds Qastle Wallet to its Fast Track program

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2026-08-31 21:58:17
ChangeNOW said it has added Qastle Wallet to its Fast Track program, extending its exchange infrastructure to a wallet focused on quantum security. Qastle Wallet, developed by Krown Technologies, is a multi-chain wallet that lets users swap more than 1,500 digital assets directly inside the app and access fiat on- and off-ramp services. The wallet uses post-quantum cryptography and quantum random number generation technology. With the integration, KROWN holders can carry out cross-chain swaps without leaving the wallet or moving to an external application. ChangeNOW said the move helps embed its exchange infrastructure into blockchain ecosystems that place an emphasis on quantum security. The update was reported by Decrypt and cited by Techub News.

ChangeNOW has added Qastle Wallet to its Fast Track program, according to Techub News.

Qastle Wallet, developed by Krown Technologies, is a quantum-secure multi-chain wallet. Users can swap more than 1,500 digital assets directly inside the wallet and use fiat on- and off-ramp services.

The wallet uses post-quantum cryptography and quantum random number generation technology. After the integration, KROWN holders can complete cross-chain swaps without jumping to an external app.

ChangeNOW said the move helps embed its exchange infrastructure into blockchain ecosystems focused on quantum security.

The update was reported by Decrypt.

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