- Quant announces an innovative product today
- QuantNet changes how banks connect with digital currencies
- Native QNT rises more than 7% in the past 24 hours
Banks face mounting challenges amid an ongoing financial revolution driven by slow processes, fragmented networks, and legacy systems.
Interoperable blockchain platform Quant aims to bridge that gap with a new product: QuantNet.
QuantNet creates an ecosystem where traditional banking, digital currencies, and tokenized assets can flow together smoothly and securely.
We’re proud to announce the launch of #QuantNet, the world’s first #programmableinfrastructure and network that fundamentally transforms how banks connect to #tokenisedmoney and #digitalassets.
Financial institutions worldwide can now participate in tokenised money and digital… pic.twitter.com/AIRDnhMANp
— Quant (@quant_network) September 29, 2025
More than a routine technical upgrade, the launch signals a strategic shift enabling financial institutions to adopt innovation while preserving regulatory compliance, operational controls, and security.
According to the official blog:
QuantNet allows banks to coordinate assets and cash flows across modular networks without replacing the trusted systems they already use. It’s coordination without disruption; innovation without compromise.
The announcement has energized the Quant community.
The network token QNT reflects market optimism with an upward 24-hour trend.
QNT has reclaimed the psychological $100 level after rising more than 7% over the past day.
QuantNet: How it changes the game
This new product is designed to create seamless connections without forcing banks to overhaul their existing models.
QuantNet links deposits, tokenized stablecoins, and commercial funds into a single, innovative network while allowing banks to retain control.
Imagine a private trading platform, traditional payment systems, and public blockchains working together harmoniously and securely.
Banks keep custody of funds while QuantNet executes transactions behind the scenes.
Crucially, all actions are fully auditable, ensuring compliance and transparency that legacy systems cannot match.
Quant adds:
Banks no longer need to choose between innovation and security. QuantNet delivers both: a production-ready platform that connects the future of money and markets while integrating seamlessly with existing infrastructure investments.
Quant chosen to support the UK tokenised sterling deposits initiative
The QuantNet launch comes days after the UK Treasury and leading banks selected Quant to provide infrastructure for a new Tokenised Sterling Deposits project (GBTD).
We’re delighted to announce that Quant has been selected to create the new #payments infrastructure and bank technology of the UK’s #TokenisedSterlingDeposits, a groundbreaking financial market infrastructure initiative led by @UKFtweets, in collaboration with major… pic.twitter.com/UXRYzx4aFY
— Quant (@quant_network) September 26, 2025
GBTD is a market-led initiative running into mid-2026 that explores how tokenized bank deposits could improve payments, fraud prevention, and wholesale settlement.
Quant CEO Gilbert Verdian called the selection a major milestone, saying:
Being chosen to participate in GBTD marks a pivotal step in the UK’s financial evolution. This milestone goes beyond improving settlement—it enables a new form of programmable money that will fundamentally change how value moves and is managed.
QuantNet is thus positioned as a turning point for global financial institutions.
Banks can adopt it to participate in digital currencies and tokenized funds while preserving compliance, reliability, and the trust customers expect.
QNT price trends
Quant’s native token continues an upward trajectory amid these strategic developments.
QNT bounced from roughly $86 on September 26 to an intraday high of $103 today.
The altcoin is up more than 7% on the 1D chart, supported by the recent announcement and broad market gains.
Meanwhile, QuantNet’s use cases and Quant’s role in the UK’s GBTD project could drive notable demand for QNT over the coming years, especially as banks explore tokenized assets and programmable money.