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Quant is a fintech platform that helps connect traditional financial systems with blockchain networks. The platform’s interoperability layer, Overledger, uses a unified API framework to link different ledgers, payment systems, and digital asset platforms. This enables institutions to share data and interact across systems without major changes to their existing infrastructure.
Quant’s technology has been developed with the Bank of England, the UK Regulated Liability Network, and the European Central Bank. It’s used by global banks to improve operational efficiency and support compliant digital finance. Businesses can also apply Quant’s software to enable programmable payments, tokenized asset settlement, and cross-chain functionality within their applications.  
Key Features
Overledger
Overledger is an API-based system that helps businesses connect their existing systems to multiple blockchain networks through a single unified interface. An application programming interface (API) acts as a bridge between software programs, allowing them to send and receive information. 
By keeping request and response formats consistent, Overledger enables developers to work across different blockchains without needing to learn each network’s technical details. Overledger also supports the development of multi-chain decentralized applications (mDApps), which can run on multiple blockchains at the same time. 
Quant Flow
Quant Flow is an API-driven platform that allows banks, fintechs, and payment service providers to introduce programmable digital money into their existing systems. Built on Overledger technology, the platform can help automate account processes and support payments triggered by specific events. Quant Flow also includes compliance features, fraud monitoring, and liquidity controls to help organizations manage risk and maintain oversight of funds. 
QuantNet
QuantNet is a system that helps financial institutions move tokenised money and digital assets across different networks without relying on separate ledgers or manual processes. Instead of each institution using its own isolated systems, QuantNet provides a single gateway that connects public and private blockchains, payment networks, and asset platforms.
QuantNet’s ISO 20022–native design means it adheres to the common global messaging standard used in the financial industry. This allows different systems to communicate in a consistent format, reducing the need for extra reconciliation tools or middleware. QuantNet can also automate post-trade processes and coordinate asset movements across various systems.
Quant Fusion
Quant Fusion is a framework that links public blockchains with permissioned networks. This enables organizations to move data and assets across systems without relying on bridges or wrapped tokens. Fusion is built around two main components: the Multi-Ledger Rollup (MLR) and the Network of Networks. 
Quant’s MLR allows activity to be processed and settled across multiple blockchains at once, unlike traditional rollups that only connect to a single chain. The Network of Networks lets participants connect their own nodes or blockchains to create an interconnected system. 
Fusion’s rollup is flexible and can support many types of blockchains over time, including public networks, enterprise systems, and regulated environments that require controlled interoperability. To maintain privacy, Quant Fusion doesn’t offer a typical public block explorer. Instead, users can view information about their own activity, such as balances, transaction details, and smart contracts, through dedicated APIs and user interfaces.
PayScript
Quant PayScript is a financial scripting tool that enables banks and businesses to define how money moves and behaves. The tool supports both traditional bank accounts and stablecoins, enabling automated payments, streamlined workflows, and more efficient management of complex transactions. By using Quant PayScript’s rules engine, organizations can define clear instructions for money flows without needing specialized programming skills.
Use Cases
Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs): Public institutions can test and deploy CBDC models using Quant’s interoperability tools that connect payment systems, private ledgers, and regulated networks.Enterprise supply chains: Companies can streamline settlement, track assets, and automate compliance by linking supply-chain platforms with blockchain networks through Quant’s APIs.Cross-network execution: Organizations can process transactions or run smart contracts across multiple public and private blockchains using Quant Fusion’s multi-ledger environment.Programmable payments: Institutions can automate payroll, tax processes, treasury functions, and event-based transactions using Quant Flow’s payment tools.Tokenized settlement: Banks and financial platforms can settle tokenized deposits, funds, and assets in real time through QuantNet’s shared and compliant infrastructure.
The QNT Token
QNT is the native token of the Quant ecosystem, and it has multiple use cases: 
Gas fees: QNT can be used to pay for transactions on the Multi-Ledger Rollup. When deposited, it functions as the rollup’s native token.Cross-chain transfers: QNT can facilitate deposits and withdrawals of ERC-20 tokens on the Multi-Ledger Rollup, supporting a cross-chain asset model.Staking: QNT can be staked by node operators who assume the roles of sequencer or verifier. Participants can earn QNT rewards for contributing to network operations and security.
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