Developers working on the Solana blockchain have introduced a cryptocurrency storage facility called Winternitz Vault. The creators of the product stated that it will help protect user assets from theft that can occur using quantum technologies.

Zeus Network Chief Scientist Dean Little (Dean Little) explained that the product is available as an add-on for netizens Solana. According to him, Winternitz Vault generates a key pair when making a transfer of crypto assets, and a split storage is created for the transaction, including two accounts.

For the first account, the client creates a signature indicating the amount to be transferred, and after the transaction is completed, the unspent funds are sent to the second account. With each operation, Winternitz Vault creates a new vault and closes the old one. Thus, the keys of the main account with the client’s funds remain undisclosed and protected from hacking, a Zeus Network representative assured.

Previously, Capriole Investments founder Charles Edwards said that Bitcoin blockchain developers urgently need to switch to cryptography that can withstand the power of quantum computers.