QNT Interoperability Module

Quant Network's position is unusual: rather than being a payment network itself, Overledger is an interoperability layer that Quant describes as a blockchain-agnostic API gateway, and Quant describes QuantNet as ISO 20022-native. Both are vendor descriptions, and Quant is not an RMG member.

QNT is an ERC-20 token, and its supply figures differ by source: a widely cited fixed 14,612,493 tokens against a totalSupply() reading of 45,467,000 on September 29, 2026. Quant's service terms allow QNT or card payment and say QNT is the only digital asset accepted for access unless otherwise agreed. They do not quantify token demand from a specific bank deployment.

The institutional evidence is dated: UK Finance announced on September 24, 2026 that seven UK banks completed the first live customer transactions using tokenised sterling deposits on the GBTD platform developed by Quant; The Clearing House selected Quant for its On-Chain Money Initiative (expected available in the first half of 2027, not yet live); the Bank of England lists Quant among the 18 organizations in its Synchronisation Lab; and Quant and Dentsu Soken announced a partnership on January 14, 2026.