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ARMChain

ARMChain is a layer‑1 blockchain built from the ground up with post‑quantum security, using NIST‑approved ML‑DSA lattice‑based signatures to protect consensus, transactions and smart contracts.

Updated 2 months ago

Funding

Funding not disclosed

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Founders

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Product

Problem

Current blockchain networks rely on elliptic‑curve cryptography that can be broken by emerging quantum computers, exposing wallets, transactions, and smart contracts to future decryption attacks.

Solution

ARMChain delivers a layer‑1 blockchain engineered from the ground up with post‑quantum security using NIST‑approved ML‑DSA lattice‑based signatures. The protocol secures consensus, transaction validation, and smart‑contract execution against quantum threats. Full Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatibility lets developers migrate existing Ethereum contracts without code changes while benefiting from quantum‑resistant cryptography. A rollup‑enabled architecture and the Lachesis Byzantine Fault Tolerant consensus provide high throughput (up to 10,000 TPS) and sub‑second finality. The design includes enterprise‑ready features for supply‑chain tracking and IoT integration, offering a scalable, quantum‑safe infrastructure for modern applications.

Target Audience

Primary users are Ethereum developers and enterprises that require high‑throughput, secure blockchain solutions for supply‑chain, IoT, or other critical applications.

Features

  • ML‑DSA lattice‑based signatures (NIST‑approved) securing consensus, transactions, and smart contracts
  • Full EVM compatibility enabling direct migration of Ethereum dApps without rewriting code
  • Lachesis BFT consensus with dynamic validator sets and sub‑second finality
  • Rollup architecture delivering up to 10,000 TPS while preserving security guarantees
  • Quantum‑secure networking stack using QUIC transport, gossip protocol, and DHT peer discovery
  • Enterprise modules for supply‑chain provenance and IoT device integration
  • Developer tooling including Rust smart‑contract support, deterministic execution, and cross‑chain interoperability
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