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SignQuantum and ITTI Partner to Secure Digital Signatures with Post-Quantum Cryptography and Blockchain in Latin America

ITTI, a Paraguayan provider of digital transformation solutions for the financial sector, has announced an exclusive distribution agreement with SignQuantum for Latin America. This partnership aims to deliver quantum-resistant security for digitally signed documents to ITTI’s clients, which include banks, insurance companies, and public sector institutions across the region.

SignQuantum’s technology is a self-hosted, quantum-resistant e-signature add-on that integrates with existing e-signature platforms. The solution uses U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology’s (NIST) primary-recommended post-quantum algorithm and leverages QANplatform, a quantum-resistant blockchain, for immutable time-stamping. The purpose of this approach is to address challenges related to digital signature authenticity and proof of timing, providing a method for organizations to transition to quantum-safe security without disrupting existing workflows.

The global digital signature market is experiencing growth, but digitally signed documents face vulnerabilities from future quantum computers, with NIST set to deprecate current digital signature algorithms in 2030. This partnership addresses the need for quantum-resistant digital signatures. SignQuantum CEO Nazmath Nazeer commented that ITTI’s network with financial institutions positions it to drive post-quantum security adoption in the region. Johann Polecsak, Co-Founder and CTO of QANplatform, noted the deployment of their technology in this real-world use case in Latin America.

Read the full announcement here.

August 13, 2025

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