QBIT Documentation
Comprehensive guide to the QBIT quantum computing platform, covering everything from basic concepts to advanced implementation details.
Introduction
Learn about QBIT's vision, core concepts, and how to get started with quantum computing on Web3.
What is QBIT?
QBIT is a decentralized quantum computing platform that brings live quantum hardware to the Web3 ecosystem. It offers permissionless access to QPUs, programmable entropy tools, and quantum-powered solutions that integrate directly with smart contracts, dApps, and on-chain protocols.
Our platform bridges the gap between raw quantum machines and modern digital infrastructure, making quantum computing programmable, accessible, and verifiable for developers and enterprises.
Vision
QBIT aims to democratize quantum computing by creating the application layer for quantum compute. We envision a future where quantum capabilities are as accessible as traditional cloud computing, integrated seamlessly into Web3 applications and smart contracts.
Getting Started
1. Connect Your Wallet
Connect your Web3 wallet to access QBIT platform services and authenticate your identity.
2. Choose Your Tool
Select from QBIT Dock for direct QPU access, QBIT Craft for visual circuit design, or QBIT Sim for simulation.
3. Execute Quantum Jobs
Submit your quantum circuits to real hardware and receive verified execution results.
Platform Components
Discover QBIT's suite of quantum tools, designed for developers, researchers, and everyday users exploring the future of computing.
QBIT Dock
QBIT Dock provides direct access to quantum processing units (QPUs). Users can connect via wallet signature, select backend hardware, adjust execution parameters, and dispatch quantum jobs to real quantum computers.
Key Features:
- • Direct QPU hardware access
- • Wallet-based authentication
- • Adjustable qubit and shot parameters
- • Real-time job queue monitoring
- • On-chain execution receipts
QBIT Craft
QBIT Craft is a visual circuit design suite that allows users to build quantum circuits using a drag-and-drop interface. It automatically compiles circuits to QASM format and provides templates for common quantum algorithms.
Capabilities:
- • Visual drag-and-drop gate builder
- • QASM 3-compatible compilation
- • Circuit templates and examples
- • Export to QBIT Dock
- • Save and load circuit designs
QBIT Sim
QBIT Sim is a quantum simulator for local development and testing. It provides step-by-step circuit visualization, real-time probability graphs, and entanglement previews without consuming quantum hardware resources.
Features:
- • Step-by-step execution visualization
- • Real-time probability distributions
- • Entanglement state previews
- • Educational debugging tools
- • No hardware costs for testing
QSKG Service
The Quantum-Secure Key Generator (QSKG) creates cryptographically secure keys using quantum entropy. These keys are designed to be resistant to both classical and quantum attacks.
Applications:
- • Post-quantum cryptographic keys
- • Wallet security enhancement
- • DAO identity management
- • Smart contract authentication
- • Verifiable entropy generation
QRNG APIs
Quantum Random Number Generator APIs provide verifiable randomness derived from quantum measurements. This true randomness is essential for gaming, cryptography, and fair protocol execution.
Use Cases:
- • Gaming and lottery systems
- • Oracle randomness feeds
- • Cryptographic nonce generation
- • Fair protocol execution
- • On-chain verifiable randomness
Quantum Infrastructure
Deep dive into QBIT's quantum hardware integration, backend systems, and execution infrastructure.
Backend Integration
QBIT integrates with leading quantum hardware providers to offer access to state-of-the-art quantum processors. Our platform supports multiple QPU architectures and provides real-time backend metadata.
Supported QPUs
- • IBM Heron r1 Torino (133 Qubits)
- • IBM Eagle r3 Brisbane (127 Qubits)
- • IBM Eagle r3 Sherbrooke (127 Qubits)
Backend Metadata
- • Live T1/T2 coherence times
- • Gate fidelity scores
- • Queue telemetry and wait times
- • Hardware calibration status
QPU Access
Direct access to quantum processing units through QBIT's platform provides developers with the ability to execute quantum circuits on real hardware with transparent pricing and queue management.
Access Features:
- • Real-time hardware availability
- • Queue position tracking
- • Transparent pricing model
- • Hardware performance metrics
- • Job execution monitoring
Execution Receipts
Every quantum job execution generates a cryptographic receipt that includes the job hash, result histogram, and backend metadata. These receipts provide verifiable proof of quantum computation execution.
Receipt Contents:
- • Job execution hash
- • Measurement result histogram
- • Backend hardware identifier
- • Execution timestamp
- • Circuit parameters and metadata
Use Cases
Discover real-world applications of quantum computing across gaming, DeFi, security, and more.
Gaming & Metaverse
QBIT enables truly random and fair gaming experiences by providing quantum-generated randomness that cannot be predicted or manipulated. This creates new possibilities for gaming mechanics and virtual world generation.
Applications
- • Quantum-seeded loot generation
- • Procedural world creation
- • Fair PvP mechanics
- • Unpredictable NPC behavior
- • Unique NFT trait assignment
DeFi & DAOs
Decentralized finance and DAO governance can benefit from quantum-secure cryptography and verifiable randomness for fair protocol execution and enhanced security measures.
Use Cases:
- • Post-quantum secure wallets
- • Random validator selection
- • Fair governance voting
- • Quantum-resistant signatures
- • Verifiable random oracles
Security Applications
QBIT's quantum-secure key generation and entropy services provide enhanced security for applications requiring protection against both current and future quantum attacks.
Security Features:
- • Quantum-resistant cryptography
- • True random key generation
- • Tamper-evident entropy sources
- • Post-quantum digital signatures
- • Verifiable randomness proofs
Tokenomics
Learn about the $QBIT token, revenue model, and holder benefits within the QBIT ecosystem.
$QBIT Token
The $QBIT token is the native utility token of the QBIT platform, used for accessing quantum computing services, paying execution fees, and participating in platform governance.
Token Details
- • Fixed supply: 1 Billion tokens
- • ETH-denominated compute fees
- • Platform utility and governance
- • Revenue sharing mechanism
Revenue Model
QBIT generates revenue through quantum computing service fees, API usage, and premium platform features. A portion of platform revenue is used for token buybacks and holder rewards.
Revenue Streams:
- • Quantum job execution fees
- • API usage and subscriptions
- • Premium platform features
- • Enterprise service contracts
Holder Benefits
$QBIT token holders receive various benefits including revenue sharing, priority access to platform services, and governance participation rights.
Benefits Include:
- • Quarterly revenue distributions
- • Priority queue access
- • Discounted service fees
- • Governance voting rights
- • Early access to new features
Roadmap
Explore QBIT's development phases, current progress, and future milestones.
Current Phase
QBIT is currently in the foundation phase, focusing on core platform development, quantum hardware integration, and building the essential tools for quantum computing access.
Phase 0: Foundation (Current)
- • Protocol architecture development
- • Visual brand and website
- • Core team assembly
- • Initial quantum hardware partnerships
Upcoming Features
The next phases will introduce core platform utilities, quantum integration features, and developer ecosystem tools.
Phase 1: Core Utilities
- • QBIT Dock launch
- • QBIT Craft visual builder
- • Basic quantum job execution
Phase 2: Quantum Integration
- • QSKG key generation service
- • Quantum encrypted messaging
- • Enhanced security features
Future Vision
QBIT's long-term vision includes building a comprehensive quantum computing ecosystem with AI integration, hybrid quantum-classical agents, and widespread Web3 adoption.
Phase 3: Developer Ecosystem
- • SDK and API rollout
- • Third-party integrations
- • Developer community programs
Phase 4: AI Integration
- • Quantum AI toolkit
- • Machine learning integration
- • Hybrid quantum-classical computing
Closing Message
Join the quantum revolution and become part of the QBIT community.
Join the Entanglement
QBIT exists to collapse the barriers between theory and execution, between closed labs and open networks. As the quantum era converges with the decentralized web, we are building infrastructure that turns raw quantum entropy into a trustless, programmable, and permissionless compute layer.
Quantum used to be something you read about in papers or watched in documentaries. Now it's powering randomness in games, securing identities, training smarter systems, and reshaping how apps interact with real-world physics.
Not someday. Not hypothetically. It's real, and ready to build with today.
QBIT makes quantum usable. QBIT makes it Web3.
Join the entanglement.
Contact the Team
Get in touch with the QBIT team for partnerships, support, and collaboration opportunities.
Contact the Team
Have a proposal to pitch, found a bug in the quantum flow, or exploring a partnership at the edge of compute?
We're always open to collaboration, feedback, and contributions from researchers, builders, and communities aligned with our mission.
Direct Contact
Reach out directly for partnerships, technical discussions, or collaboration opportunities:
team@qbit.technologyJoin Our Community
Let's build the quantum web together.
Disclaimers and Disclosures
Important legal information, risk disclosures, and usage terms for the QBIT platform.
Disclaimers and Disclosures
IMPORTANT: This disclaimer applies to your use of the QUBIT Protocol, its decentralized applications (including but not limited to QBIT Dock, QSKG, QRNG API), and any interaction with the $QBIT token. Please read this notice carefully before engaging with any part of the QUBIT ecosystem.
No Financial or Investment Advice
The information provided through QUBIT interfaces, documentation, whitepapers, or affiliated channels (e.g. websites, social media, dashboards) is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. You are solely responsible for evaluating the risks and merits of any interaction with the protocol or token.
Risk of Quantum Compute and Cryptographic Failure
QUBIT grants permissionless access to quantum computation, entropy generation, and related cryptographic primitives. These services depend on third-party QPU backends, experimental protocols, and novel entropy injection models. By using QUBIT, you acknowledge that:
- • Quantum hardware may produce unstable or statistically uncertain outputs.
- • Job results are probabilistic and may fail due to queue congestion, decoherence, or gate noise.
- • Improper use of entropy or randomness tools may compromise the security of your smart contracts or cryptographic systems.
- • The protocol is subject to continuous development and may change without notice.
- • You are responsible for verifying the accuracy, reliability, and suitability of the outputs QUBIT generates before applying them to financial or mission-critical systems.
Token Disclaimer
Token value may fluctuate based on market conditions, adoption, and broader crypto volatility. You should not participate in $QBIT transactions if you are unable to bear the risk of total loss.
Regulatory Considerations
It is your obligation to ensure that your use of QUBIT services and participation in any $QBIT-related activity complies with all applicable laws, regulations, and restrictions in your jurisdiction. QUBIT does not make any representations as to the legal status of quantum entropy services or digital tokens in any specific country or region.
Protocol Liability
The QUBIT development team, contributors, affiliates, and infrastructure providers shall not be held liable for any loss of funds, failed computations, entropy misuse, smart contract vulnerability, or third-party service disruption. QUBIT operates without custodial control, and no centralized party can recover lost assets, reverse transactions, or guarantee uptime.
Usage Acknowledgement
By continuing to interact with the QUBIT protocol, its APIs, DApps, or tokens, you affirm your understanding and acceptance of these risks, limitations, and responsibilities. If you do not agree to these terms, you should not use QUBIT or purchase $QBIT.
This disclaimer may be updated periodically without notice. Users are advised to review it regularly to remain informed of current terms and conditions.