Simulated qubits · real network · testnets only
Quantum, run as a network
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Quantum computation as discoverable, payable and verifiable network services. Split circuits across a peer-to-peer mesh of ordinary devices, pay each peer per request, and get a receipt for every result.
curl -X POST "$QMESH/api/x402/quantum/runs" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"circuit": "OPENQASM 2.0; …"}'Submit a circuit to the paid route. It answers 402 until the run is paid in Algorand USDC.
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Features
Distributed circuits.
Normalize OpenQASM, plan fragments and run them across worker peers.
Portfolio optimization.
QAOA benchmarked against classical baselines, state by state.
Risk and options.
VaR, CVaR, credit risk and option pricing beside classical methods.
Machine payments.
Pay per request in USDC with the x402 flow on Algorand TestNet.
Credits and ledger.
Credit packs, USDC packs and a unified payment ledger.
Receipts and provenance.
Every result pinned to IPFS and anchored as a Merkle root on Sepolia.
VAULT.
Open any CID through trustless gateways and publish circuits.
Chains and identity.
A multi-chain registry, ENS names and Sign-in with Ethereum.
Agents.
Agents that spend under on-chain policies with Starknet session keys.
Results you can check
- 97%
- of a QAOA run is classical parameter search
- 1.03×
- ceiling from adding more nodes (Amdahl)
- 3.2×
- faster at 40 assets
- 9.5×
- faster at 60 assets
Simulator benchmarks from the QMesh research draft. QMesh runs on Qiskit statevector simulation, not quantum hardware.
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