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pSOQ ↔ SOQ Bridge

pSOQ is the Solana-side representation of SOQ, pegged 1:1. Moving value between the two chains is handled by SOQ-TEC — a quantum-safe custody layer, not a classical oracle multisig.

How the peg works

The bridge is bidirectional and burn-and-release on the Soqucoin side:

  • Solana → Soqucoin L1: burn pSOQ on Solana; SOQ is released on L1 from a post-quantum vault.
  • Soqucoin L1 → Solana: lock SOQ on L1; the equivalent pSOQ is minted on Solana.

Every release is authorized by SOQ-TEC's custom 3-of-5 Dilithium relayer and flows through hash-based vaults with WOTS+ one-time withdrawals — so the signing layer that classical bridges fail at is post-quantum and one-time by construction.

SOLANA                         SOQUCOIN L1
──────                         ───────────
 pSOQ  ──burn──▶  SOQ-TEC  ──release──▶  SOQ
                  3-of-5 Dilithium relayer
                  hash-based vault · WOTS+ one-time

 pSOQ : SOQ  =  1 : 1

Keys for both sides are managed by the SoquShield wallet (Solana pSOQ keys and L1 Dilithium keys).

Status

The SOQ-TEC pipeline — key generation → bridge → vault → WOTS+ withdrawal → key-reuse rejection — is demonstrated with verifiable on-chain transactions, and is open source. Mainnet activation follows the network launch and a third-party security audit.

See SOQ-TEC Gateway for the full architecture and patents, or the SOQ-TEC Terminal for live demos.