For SEBI and RBI regulated entities — brokers, NBFCs, AMCs, fintechs, banks.
SEBI's CSCRF requires regulated entities to maintain a comprehensive inventory of cryptographic assets and assess post-quantum risk. QryptoNox turns compliance, cryptographic and quantum-security findings into modelled financial exposure so CISOs, CROs, CFOs and boards can prioritise action. Start with a low-friction evidence-led assessment; deeper discovery is separately authorised and scoped.
FRQE — QryptoNox's proprietary Financial Risk Quantification Engine — translates evidence, regulatory context and risk assumptions into modelled financial exposure. Outputs are estimates, not guaranteed penalties or loss forecasts.
SEBI CSCRF requires a comprehensive cryptographic-asset inventory and post-quantum risk assessment for regulated entities. India's DPDP framework is being brought into force in phases, while RBI's Q-SAFE work remains an expert-committee initiative rather than a universal binding mandate today. We distinguish binding requirements from guidance and emerging expectations.
Most organisations lack a dependable view of where cryptography is used. We structure a CBOM from client-provided evidence, approved exports and authorised discovery. The free surface scan reads public TLS information only; a verified enterprise CBOM requires broader, explicitly authorised evidence.
No one can responsibly predict the exact date of a cryptographically relevant quantum computer. NIST has standardised post-quantum algorithms, and India's DST roadmap targets quantum resilience across Critical Information Infrastructure by 2029 and enterprise-wide PQC adoption by 2033. FRQE models the financial impact of delaying preparation.
Patent application filed in India · App. No. 202641047767. FRQE converts security and compliance evidence into modelled rupee-denominated exposure using documented assumptions, source categories and confidence notes.
Why rupees matter: Technical severity alone does not tell a board what to fund first. FRQE connects findings to plausible regulatory, breach, operational and long-life-data impact — with assumptions and limitations shown alongside the estimate.
Five stages across compliance, cryptography, and quantum security. One partner. No gaps.
FRQE connects material compliance, cryptographic and quantum-security findings to applicable requirements and modelled financial exposure ranges, with evidence, assumptions and confidence visible to finance and risk leaders.
IT Act 2000. DPDP Act 2023 and Rules 2025. RBI directions and initiatives. SEBI CSCRF. CERT-In directions and guidance. We label each source as binding, advisory, roadmap, committee work or industry practice instead of treating them as equivalent.
The initial Risk Intelligence Assessment can begin with a questionnaire and public evidence. Verified enterprise coverage, authenticated review or technical validation is separately scoped and authorised.
Compliance gap assessment. Cryptographic CBOM. Quantum risk quantification. All in one engagement. No three different vendors. No accountability gaps. One FRQE report covers everything.
QryptoNox is intentionally founder-led at this stage, with direct access to the people responsible for the methodology and delivery.
Headlines pulled live from Google News, filtered to SEBI, RBI, IRDAI, DPDP, and quantum cryptography coverage. Not curated or fact-checked by QryptoNox — read source articles directly before citing.
The important distinction is what is binding today, what is an official national roadmap, and what is still emerging. QryptoNox keeps those categories separate.
SEBI's CSCRF and June 2025 FAQ emphasise a comprehensive inventory of cryptographic assets — including keys, certificates and algorithms — and risk-based prioritisation for post-quantum migration.
RBI announced the Quantum Secure and Adaptive Financial Ecosystem (Q-SAFE) Expert Committee on 25 May 2026. We track its work as an emerging regulatory development and do not present the committee itself as a universal compliance mandate.
DST published the national quantum-safe roadmap in May 2026. It targets quantum resilience across Critical Information Infrastructure by 2029 and enterprise-wide post-quantum cryptography adoption by 2033.
The DPDP Act and Rules entered phased commencement from November 2025. Major operational rules are scheduled to take effect 18 months after publication, making privacy readiness a present implementation programme rather than a last-minute legal exercise.
Source discipline: Our regulatory content points readers to primary sources and labels the status of each development. See the Regulatory Intelligence tracker and Trust Center.
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Tell us about your organisation. We scope your engagement across compliance, cryptography, and quantum security — and respond with a scoped proposal, evidence requirements and delivery timeline, typically within one business day.
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FRQE patent application filed · App. No. 202641047767 — IP India.