Sui has integrated ML-DSA-65 post-quantum digital signatures into its Devnet, allowing developers to test next-generation account authentication ahead of planned Testnet and mainnet rollouts. This update supports transaction execution and signature verification with ML-DSA-65, a NIST-standardized scheme designed to secure accounts against future quantum computing threats. The feature is currently opt-in and limited to Devnet, with Testnet deployment targeted by late 2026 and mainnet adoption in early 2027. Existing accounts remain unaffected, and the migration will use current recovery phrases to ease transition.
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