Qastle Wallet API integration & Krown Blockchain OpenData

Protocol analysis, transaction APIs, and post-quantum signature workflows for the Krown Blockchain hot wallet

From $300 · Pay-per-call available
OpenData · OpenFinance · Quantum-secure protocols · Web3 integration

Connect Qastle Wallet balances, transactions, and dApp activity to your back office — without re-signing keys

Qastle is the native hot wallet for the Krown Blockchain, launched November 1, 2025 with QRNG-driven entropy and post-quantum cryptography (Kyber for encryption, Dilithium for signatures). It also handles Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, USDT, and Base, with WalletConnect support for dApps. We turn that on-chain and on-device data into well-defined APIs your accounting, treasury, or compliance system can call.

Transaction history APIs — Pull Krown, BTC, ETH, BNB, USDT, and Base transfers with paging, asset filters, and ISO-8601 date ranges; export to JSON, CSV, or PDF for accounting reconciliation.
Balance & portfolio sync — Periodic snapshots of multi-chain balances and token positions for treasury dashboards and audit trails.
Post-quantum signature handling — Verify and store Dilithium signatures alongside ECDSA records, so audit logs survive the migration to PQC.
dApp / WalletConnect bridges — Programmatic session approvals, signing requests, and event webhooks for back-office workflow automation.

Feature modules we build for Qastle Wallet

Account binding & session APIs

Token-based linking of a user's Qastle wallet address to your platform. Supports the wallet's import/recovery flow so a customer can re-encrypt an existing seed with quantum-secure keys, then expose a stable internal `account_id`.

Multi-chain transaction export

Single endpoint for Krown, BTC, ETH (mainnet + Base), BNB, USDT. Returns block height, hash, counterparty, asset, value, fee, and signature scheme (ECDSA vs Dilithium). Designed for ledger reconciliation.

Token swap event capture

Hooks for the in-app swap flow (WETH, DAI, WBTC, USDT on Ethereum mainnet) so a finance team gets a real-time record of every swap, with execution price and gas cost annotated.

WalletConnect orchestration

Server-side bridge to WalletConnect v2 sessions: approve dApp connections, route `eth_signTypedData` and `personal_sign` requests through a policy layer, and log every approval for audit.

Quantum entropy attestation

Capture the QRNG2 entropy attestation produced at key generation, store it alongside the public key, and expose a `/attestation/{address}` endpoint so counterparties can verify the wallet's entropy provenance.

Webhook & streaming layer

Push notifications for confirmed transfers, failed signing requests, low-balance thresholds, and PQC key rotation events. Delivered via signed HTTPS webhooks or Kafka topics.

Data available for integration

Data typeSource (screen / feature)GranularityTypical use
Wallet addresses & chainsAccount / Wallet screenPer address, per chain (KRN, BTC, ETH, BNB, USDT, Base)KYT (know-your-transaction), CRM enrichment
Multi-chain balancesPortfolio / Home dashboardPer-asset balance, fiat-equivalent, snapshot timestampTreasury dashboards, NAV reporting
Transaction historyActivity / Transactions tabPer-tx hash, height, counterparty, value, fee, signature typeBookkeeping, tax export, audit trail
Token swap recordsSwap module (WETH/DAI/WBTC/USDT)Pair, amount in/out, slippage, gas, routeP&L attribution, FX reporting
WalletConnect sessionsdApp connect screenSession ID, peer dApp, scope, expiryRisk monitoring, policy enforcement
Signature eventsSign & send confirmationMethod (ECDSA / Dilithium), payload hash, statusCompliance log, dispute resolution
Key entropy attestationOnboarding / key generationQRNG source, entropy bits, attestation blobCounterparty assurance, insurance underwriting

Typical integration scenarios

1. Crypto-treasury reconciliation for a Krown-native business

A merchant accepting KRN, BTC, and USDT through Qastle wants daily balance snapshots and per-transaction CSVs to import into Xero or NetSuite. Our pipeline calls the wallet's transaction endpoint per address, normalizes outputs into a common schema (`tx_hash`, `chain`, `asset`, `amount`, `fee`, `counterparty`), and posts ledger entries via the accounting platform's API.

2. PQC-aware audit trail for regulated custodians

Custodians must demonstrate that signing keys were generated with audited entropy. We extract Qastle's QRNG2 attestation and Dilithium signature metadata for every outbound transaction, store both in WORM storage, and expose a `/audit/proof/{tx_hash}` endpoint for examiners.

3. Real-time dApp policy enforcement

An enterprise allows staff wallets to interact only with approved dApps. Our middleware intercepts WalletConnect requests, checks the peer dApp against an allow-list, applies spend-limit rules, and either auto-approves or pushes a Slack approval to a compliance officer.

4. Tax export across multiple chains

End users need a single year-end report covering Krown, Bitcoin, Ethereum (incl. Base), and BNB. We aggregate Qastle's per-chain history, attach FX rates from CoinGecko at transaction time, and emit IRS Form 8949 and HMRC self-assessment formats.

5. Counterparty KYT and sanctions screening

Before a high-value transfer, the back office screens the destination address against Chainalysis or TRM Labs. Our integration relays the prepared transaction from Qastle, fetches a risk score, and only releases the signing request if the score falls below the configured threshold.

Technical implementation & deliverables

Deliverables checklist

  • OpenAPI 3.1 specification with examples for every endpoint
  • Protocol analysis report: WalletConnect v2 handshake, RPC calls, entropy attestation format
  • Runnable source for Python (FastAPI) or Node.js (NestJS) reference servers
  • Postman collection plus pytest / vitest integration suites
  • Compliance brief: data minimization, retention, and consent-record templates
  • Optional Docker compose for local sandbox with mocked Krown RPC

API example: pull multi-chain transactions

POST /api/v1/qastle/transactions
Content-Type: application/json
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>

{
  "account_id": "acc_8f1c...",
  "chains": ["KRN", "BTC", "ETH", "BNB"],
  "from_date": "2026-03-01",
  "to_date":   "2026-03-31",
  "include_signature_meta": true,
  "page": 1,
  "page_size": 100
}

200 OK
{
  "items": [
    {
      "tx_hash": "0xa3...",
      "chain": "ETH",
      "asset": "USDT",
      "amount": "250.00",
      "fee": "0.0011",
      "counterparty": "0xbe...",
      "block": 21504123,
      "signature": { "scheme": "ECDSA-secp256k1" },
      "ts": "2026-03-14T09:21:12Z"
    }
  ],
  "next_cursor": "eyJwYWdlIjoyfQ=="
}

API example: verify a Dilithium signature

POST /api/v1/qastle/pqc/verify
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>

{
  "address":   "krn1qastle...",
  "payload":   "0xdeadbeef...",
  "signature": "0x9f12...",
  "scheme":    "DILITHIUM3"
}

200 OK
{ "valid": true, "verified_at": "2026-04-28T11:02:44Z",
  "attestation_id": "qrng2_2026Q1_8821" }

API example: WalletConnect approval webhook

POST {your-callback}
X-Qastle-Signature: t=1714...,v1=...

{
  "event": "wc.session.proposed",
  "session_id": "wc:8f5d...",
  "peer": { "name": "Uniswap", "url": "https://app.uniswap.org" },
  "chains": ["eip155:1", "eip155:8453"],
  "methods": ["personal_sign", "eth_signTypedData_v4"],
  "expiry_ts": 1714010099
}

Compliance & privacy

Crypto-asset integrations cross several regulatory regimes. Our delivery package documents how the wallet data flow maps to the EU's MiCA regulation (which became fully applicable in December 2024), the FATF Travel Rule for transfers above the local threshold, and GDPR for any user data persisted server-side. For US deployments we cover FinCEN MSB record-keeping; for UK, the FCA cryptoasset financial-promotions regime.

We work strictly under user authorization or documented APIs. Personal data fields are minimized to the wallet address, the events the customer chooses to expose, and an internal `account_id`. Consent records and revocation timestamps are stored in an append-only log so that data-subject access requests can be answered within statutory deadlines.

Because Qastle uses post-quantum cryptography (Kyber-768 / Dilithium-3 in line with NIST FIPS 203/204), our audit trail format records both the classical and PQC signature material, giving you a smooth migration path as supervisors begin to require quantum-safe evidence.

Data flow / architecture

The integration sits between the Qastle client and your back office. A typical path:

Qastle client (mobile / extension) Krown RPC + chain indexers Our ingestion / normalization API Storage (Postgres + WORM bucket) Customer system (ERP / dashboard / webhook)

Ingestion runs as idempotent workers keyed on `(chain, tx_hash)` so re-orgs and retries never produce duplicate ledger lines. Streaming consumers receive only the events scoped to their access token; storage is partitioned by tenant and encrypted at rest.

Market positioning & user profile

Qastle Wallet is positioned as the on-ramp to the Krown quantum blockchain ecosystem (Layer-1 mainnet launched January 3, 2026) and as a multi-chain wallet for crypto-native consumers worried about "harvest now, decrypt later" attacks. Subscription pricing ($9.95/month or $99/year) signals a prosumer and small-business audience rather than a pure free-tier retail wallet. Distribution covers iOS, Android, Chrome extension, and desktop — meaning integrations have to handle a heterogeneous device fleet. Press coverage in Disruption Banking (2025–2026) and the Bitcoin Conference partnership through 2032 indicate a brand pitched at conference-going crypto professionals, custodians, and Web3 builders rather than casual speculators.

App screenshots

Click any thumbnail to view the full-size screenshot. These illustrate the surfaces from which our integrations source data — portfolio view, transaction history, send/receive flow, and dApp connect.

Qastle Wallet screenshot 1 Qastle Wallet screenshot 2 Qastle Wallet screenshot 3 Qastle Wallet screenshot 4

Similar apps & integration landscape

Teams running an OpenData/OpenFinance program rarely deal with a single wallet. We regularly build cross-wallet pipelines so that ledger, treasury, and compliance systems get a unified view across the broader crypto ecosystem. Below are wallets and dashboards we frequently integrate alongside Qastle.

MetaMask — The dominant EVM browser wallet; users who also work with MetaMask often need merged transaction exports across Ethereum, Base, and the Krown chain.
Trust Wallet — Mobile-first, multi-chain wallet owned by Binance; common when teams need to combine BNB Chain activity with Qastle's Krown and BTC holdings.
Coinbase Wallet — Self-custody wallet popular for Base and account-abstraction flows; pairs naturally with Qastle for organizations managing both Coinbase- and Krown-anchored accounts.
Exodus — Desktop and mobile wallet supporting 269+ assets; relevant when consolidating long-tail token balances into a single treasury report.
Phantom — Solana-first wallet with 15–17M monthly active users by mid-2025; useful when an SOL leg has to coexist with Qastle's EVM/Krown coverage.
Rainbow Wallet — Mobile-friendly Ethereum wallet with strong UX; an integration alongside Qastle gives consumer teams parity in cross-wallet history exports.
Rabby Wallet — DeFi-focused EVM wallet with pre-transaction security scans; complements Qastle's WalletConnect policy layer for risk-conscious orgs.
Zengo — MPC wallet that eliminates seed phrases; appears in the same conversations as Qastle whenever post-key-loss recovery is on the agenda.
SafePal — Hardware + software wallet bundle; integrators often ask for a unified API surface that spans SafePal device events and Qastle hot-wallet events.
Zerion — Portfolio dashboard with APIs across 38+ chains; often the downstream consumer of the normalized wallet data we extract from Qastle and peers.

Search phrases such as "Qastle Wallet API integration", "Krown Blockchain transaction export", "post-quantum wallet OpenFinance", "MetaMask alternative API", and "multi-chain wallet statement export" all map to the same underlying need: getting structured wallet data into a back office in a compliant way.

About our studio

We are an independent technical studio focused on App interface integration and authorized API integration. Our team brings hands-on experience from fintech, payments, blockchain analytics, and protocol engineering. We have shipped integrations for banking apps, payment wallets, brokerages, and Web3 wallets across Asia, Europe, and the Americas.

  • Protocol analysis, WalletConnect / RPC reverse engineering, and post-quantum primitives
  • Production API gateways with rate limits, audit logs, and signed webhooks
  • Custom Python / Node.js / Go SDKs and end-to-end test harnesses
  • Source code delivery from $300 — runnable code plus documentation; pay after delivery upon satisfaction
  • Pay-per-call hosted API — no upfront fee, billed per request, ideal for variable workloads

Contact

To request a quote, share your target app and requirements, or discuss a proof-of-concept around Qastle Wallet and the Krown Blockchain, please use our contact page.

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Engagement workflow

  1. Scope confirmation: which Qastle data (transactions, balances, signatures, dApp events) and which downstream system.
  2. Protocol analysis & API design (2–5 business days).
  3. Build and internal validation against a Krown RPC sandbox (3–8 business days).
  4. Documentation, sample requests, and test cases (1–2 business days).
  5. First delivery typically lands in 5–15 business days; PQC verification add-ons may add 2–3 days.

FAQ

What do you need from us to start?

The wallet addresses you want covered, the chains in scope (Krown / BTC / ETH / BNB / USDT / Base), and any sandbox or production access tokens you already hold.

Can you handle the post-quantum signature verification?

Yes — we ship Kyber/Dilithium verification routines as part of the package and store the QRNG2 attestation alongside each verified signature.

How do you handle compliance for crypto data?

Authorized or documented APIs only, with consent logs, MiCA/Travel-Rule-aligned record-keeping, and minimization of any personal data we touch.

What if Qastle releases a breaking update?

Our delivery includes a maintenance window and a versioned protocol report so changes can be rolled forward with minimal customer disruption.
Original app overview (appendix)

Qastle Wallet (package id com.krown.network.qastlewallet) is the native hot wallet for the Krown Blockchain — a Layer-1 platform whose mainnet launched on January 3, 2026 with native quantum-resistant security. Qastle itself launched November 1, 2025 and is described by its developers as the world's first quantum-secured hot wallet built for mainstream users.

  • Built on Quantum eMotion's QRNG2 quantum random number generator for true entropy at key generation.
  • Uses NIST-aligned post-quantum cryptography: Kyber for encapsulation/encryption and Dilithium for signatures.
  • Supports the Krown Blockchain plus Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Binance Smart Chain (BNB), USDT, and Ethereum on Base.
  • WalletConnect support for connecting to dApps, plus in-app token swaps for WETH, DAI, WBTC, and USDT on Ethereum mainnet.
  • Cross-platform availability: iOS, Android, browser extension (Chrome Web Store), and desktop builds.
  • Subscription pricing of $9.95/month or $99/year, with no data selling and no hidden fees.
  • Designated the Official Quantum Wallet of the Bitcoin Conferences from 2026 through 2032 and exclusive quantum wallet of the Blockchain Futurist Conference for six years.
  • Allows users to import existing wallets, verify holdings, and re-encrypt with quantum-secure keys — a "harvest-now-decrypt-later" mitigation pitch covered in 2025–2026 fintech press.