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Quantus wallets compared
Several non-custodial wallets work with Quantus (QTC). This page compares five of them by what each one says about itself: who makes it, where it runs and what it offers. We make Qkeep, so check each wallet's own page too.
At a glance
| Wallet | Quantus app | Qkeep | Qlyphs Wallet | Quantus Web Wallet | Quantus CLI |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Made by | Quantus Network project | Qkeep (community) | Qlyphs (community) | qzz0518 on GitHub (community) | Quantus Network project |
| Runs on | iOS and Android, in public beta | Web browser, Chrome extension and Android; iPhone from the home screen | Chrome extension and a web version (keys.qlyphs.com) | Web browser, installable to the home screen | macOS, Linux and Windows command line |
| Keys | On your device | On your device, encrypted with your password | In your browser, encrypted with your password | On your device | On your computer |
| Signatures | ML-DSA-87 | ML-DSA-65 and ML-DSA-87 accounts | ML-DSA-87 | ML-DSA-65 and ML-DSA-87 accounts | ML-DSA (Dilithium) |
| Private transfers | Encrypted sends, chosen per transfer | Private sends from Encrypted Accounts, proofs built on your device | Not stated in its README | Encrypted account (Wormhole) | Wormhole commands with zero-knowledge proofs |
| Connects to | Not stated on its page | The Qkeep relay, which never receives your keys | A public Quantus node and the Qlyphs indexer | A Quantus node, a public indexer and a price ticker | A node you choose; a local node by default |
| Also offers | Swaps; PIN or biometric unlock | Chrome side panel, Extra privacy mode, Face ID and Touch ID, published release checksums | Qlyphs tokens and inscriptions, connects to Qlyphs apps, passkey unlock, reproducible builds | Delayed reversible transfers, watch-only addresses, mining calculator and miner dashboard | Cold signing over QR codes with Keystone; any chain call |
| Source code | On GitHub (quantus-apps) | Not public; checksums of every release are published | MIT on GitHub | GPL-3.0 on GitHub | On GitHub (quantus-cli) |
| Price | Free | Free | Free; Qlyphs fees on token actions | Free | Free |
Which one fits you
- A phone app from the Quantus Network project: the Quantus app for iOS and Android.
- QTC in your browser, a Chrome extension or an Android app from a community team: Qkeep.
- Qlyphs tokens, inscriptions and the Qlyphs apps: Qlyphs Wallet.
- Open source code and no wallet server between you and the node: Quantus Web Wallet.
- The command line or cold signing with a hardware device: the Quantus CLI.
Moving between wallets
Qkeep imports a 24-word seed from the Quantus app and checks both signature schemes, so the accounts you already have appear with their balances. Read how to restore your accounts. Whatever wallet you choose, send a small test amount before you move everything.
How we checked
Every fact comes from the wallet's own website, store listing or GitHub README, checked on 11 and 13 October 2026: quantus.com/wallet, yacinealloul/qlyphs-wallet, qzz0518/quantus-web-wallet and Quantus-Network/quantus-cli. Wallets change quickly. If something here is out of date, write to hello@qkeep.app and we will fix it.
Questions
Which wallets does the Quantus Network project make?
The Quantus app for iOS and Android, in public beta, and the Quantus CLI for the command line. Qkeep, Qlyphs Wallet and Quantus Web Wallet are community wallets.
Is there a Quantus wallet for Chrome?
Yes. Qkeep and Qlyphs Wallet are both in the Chrome Web Store. Qkeep for Chrome needs no site permissions and has a side panel.
Can I use Quantus on iPhone?
Yes. The Quantus app is on the App Store. The Qkeep web wallet and Quantus Web Wallet also work in Safari and can be added to your home screen.
Are these wallets non-custodial?
Yes. All five keep your keys on your own device or computer, so back up your seed. An exchange account is different: the exchange holds the keys.