Project Eleven, Relm Insurance Team Up on Quantum Risk Pricing
The partnership marks the first known effort to factor post-quantum security into digital asset insurance pricing.
Project Eleven, a post-quantum security firm focused on digital assets, announced Monday that Relm Insurance has signed on as a development partner for Strongpoint, its post-quantum risk assessment product. The companies describe the arrangement as the first of its kind to incorporate quantum computing vulnerabilities into the pricing of digital asset insurance.
The collaboration signals a broader industry acknowledgment that quantum computing poses a tangible, emerging threat to cryptographic protections underpinning cryptocurrencies and other blockchain-based assets. By formally linking security posture to insurance premiums, the partnership could create financial incentives for digital asset holders and institutions to upgrade their cryptographic defenses ahead of any quantum breakthrough.
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Relm Insurance, which specializes in underwriting complex and emerging-risk sectors, brings actuarial and coverage expertise to the arrangement, while Project Eleven contributes its technical framework for evaluating how exposed a given digital asset operation is to quantum attack vectors. Together they aim to develop underwriting criteria that reflect post-quantum readiness as a measurable variable.
The announcement comes as governments and standards bodies worldwide accelerate efforts to establish post-quantum cryptography benchmarks, adding regulatory momentum to what has largely been a research-driven conversation. Industry observers note that insurance markets have historically served as early signals of where systemic risk is being taken seriously, making this partnership a potentially influential data point for the broader digital asset sector.
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