RBI constituted the Q-SAFE expert committee on May 25, 2026. Their first mandate: Cryptographic Bill of Materials (CBOM) for India's entire financial system. SEBI's 2028–29 quantum compliance deadline is approaching. QryptoNox delivers your CBOM + ₹-denominated risk report in 48 hours — India's only affordable quantum compliance platform for mid-market BFSI.
Formed May 25, 2026. Mandates CBOM for all banking entities. Report due November 2026. Guidelines Q1 2027.
Active NowQuantum risk assessment mandatory for all regulated entities. 2028–29 operational deadline. Chairman compared to Y2K-scale transition.
2028–29 DeadlinePublished February 2026. Financial sector pilots 2027–28. ₹6,003 crore National Quantum Mission. CII migration by 2027.
CII by 2027Complete Cryptographic Bill of Materials in the format expected by RBI Q-SAFE committee. No system access required — 30-minute questionnaire only.
Our patent-filed FRQE engine translates quantum vulnerabilities into rupee crore financial exposure — language your CFO and board understand immediately.
Every report structured against SEBI CSCRF Standard 2.1. Formatted for direct auditor submission. Retain for your 2027–28 audit cycle.
Exact exposure mapped to IT Act 2000, DPDP Act 2023, RBI Master Directions, and SEBI CSCRF — not generic global frameworks.
Vendor-neutral, prioritized remediation plan. Tells you what to fix first, what it costs, and how to sequence for 2028–29 compliance.
No credentials, no production data, no source code. A 30-minute questionnaire is all we need. DPDP Act 2023 compliant data handling.
"I'm a software developer, not a quantum physicist. But I saw SEBI mandate quantum compliance that mid-market India couldn't afford. Big 4 quotes were ₹15–50 lakh. The RBI Q-SAFE panel confirmed the need. So I built the tool that was missing — CBOM and ₹-denominated risk in 48 hours, for a fraction of Big 4 cost."
The FRQE algorithm — India's first engine to translate quantum cryptographic vulnerabilities into rupee-denominated financial exposure — has been filed with the Government of India Patent Office (Application No. 202641047767). QryptoNox Private Limited is incorporated in Hyderabad, Telangana.
We answer the three questions every CFO and compliance officer needs:
Hostile actors are collecting your encrypted data today — transactions, customer records, API payloads — with the intent to decrypt it once quantum computers arrive. Your 7-year RBI data retention period means data encrypted in 2024 is at risk through 2031.
Google's Willow chip (December 2025) demonstrated quantum error correction at an engineering threshold that compressed the timeline from "decades away" to "this decade." IonQ's chairman warned at Davos 2026: Q-Day within 3 years.
UPI volume, NPCI infrastructure, fintech platforms — all secured by RSA and ECDSA that quantum computers will break. RBI Q-SAFE panel exists precisely because this risk is real and imminent.
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AWS and Azure protect their infrastructure layer — not your application layer. Your authentication system, API signing keys, mobile app cryptography, and database encryption logic run your code using RSA and ECDSA. AWS cannot touch these. SEBI also requires YOUR CBOM, not AWS's compliance whitepaper. Our assessment covers the 70% of your attack surface that cloud providers don't.
RBI constituted the Q-SAFE expert committee on May 25, 2026. Their mandate includes evaluating every financial institution's cryptographic systems through a CBOM, assessing crypto agility, and recommending a quantum-safe migration roadmap. Report due November 2026. Guidelines expected Q1 2027. Every bank, NBFC, and fintech will need a CBOM.
A 30-minute questionnaire — no system access, no credentials, no source code. We work from metadata and your answers. All information handled under DPDP Act 2023 and deleted after report delivery.
Every report is structured against SEBI CSCRF Standard 2.1 and formatted for direct auditor submission including CBOM section. Retain for your 2027–28 audit cycle.
Standard cyber audits cover classical threats. Quantum risk assessment is a separate SEBI requirement. NIST only finalized post-quantum standards in August 2024 — any audit before that did not cover quantum vulnerabilities. This is a new compliance layer, not a replacement for your existing audit.
FRQE (Financial Risk Quantification Engine) is QryptoNox's proprietary algorithm filed with the Government of India Patent Office (App. No. 202641047767). It translates cryptographic vulnerabilities into rupee-denominated financial exposure mapped to India-specific regulations — making quantum risk understandable to CFOs and boards.
IT Act 2000 (Section 43A), DPDP Act 2023 (Section 8 & 33), RBI Master Directions, SEBI CSCRF (Standard 2.1), and India's DST Quantum Roadmap (February 2026) — all mapped in a single assessment.
DPDP Act 2023 penalties up to ₹250 crore. IT Act 2000 compensation up to ₹5 crore. RBI monetary penalties ₹1 crore per violation plus license risk. SEBI enforcement actions. The cost of compliance is a fraction of the cost of non-compliance.