Aere Network

Built for money that has to stay settled

Everything below rests on two properties of chain 2800: a block is final in about half a second with no reorgs by design, and since block 14,050,000 no block finalizes without post-quantum validator signatures. Pick the door that matches your problem.

Regulated finance

Prove it to your regulator

The post-quantum migration testbed: exercise Falcon, ML-DSA and SLH-DSA on a live public chain and take home a reproducible conformance report. Private deployments and pilots for teams under NIST migration mandates.

Start with verification, not slides
Payments

Payments that stay settled

Settled in about half a second, no reorg to undo it, and the receipt sits under a post-quantum anchor. No consensus chargebacks, no confirmation-depth policies, no float held against the ledger changing its mind.

How settlement works here
Tokenization

Receipts that outlive the cryptography

Assets live for decades; NIST has scheduled classical signatures for retirement well inside that horizon. A register on chain 2800 stays provable across that migration, which is the property a tokenized asset actually needs.

The time-horizon problem, solved
Settlement

Quantum-safe settlement

Why a settlement ledger needs post-quantum evidence in the block record itself, not only at the application layer, and exactly what ours carries at every 32nd header.

The pitch, in depth
Notarization

Timestamps that outlive their cryptography

Anchor a document hash on chain 2800 and get a proof of existence whose durability does not depend on the algorithms that made it. No file leaves your hands.

Notarize a document
The foundation

Six layers, measured

The whole post-quantum stack, layer by layer, each marked live or validating, each with the number that backs it and the block it went live at.

See what is real
Honest boundaries, before you pick a door. All nine validators are operated by the Foundation today; the chain is not yet decentralized and no page here says otherwise. There is no completed third-party security audit yet. We publish no throughput figures; deterministic sub-second finality is the performance claim we stand behind. Every page above states its own limits in the same place it states its capabilities.
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