Key Highlights

● BTQ was named security partner for MoonPay Korea's Stablecoin infrastructure around 9 October 2026.

● It announced a commercial agreement with Kaia DLT Foundation for LINE NEXT's Unifi Wallet.

● BTQ signed a memorandum of understanding with Korean IT group ITCENGLOBAL.

● 2025 Revenue was 315,497, down 52.7%, against a 24.61 million loss, in Canadian dollars.

Latest verified development

BTQ Technologies Corp. (NASDAQ:BTQ), a Vancouver-based company that says it is building a full-stack, neutral-atom Quantum Computing platform and post-quantum security products, has recently announced a run of commercial agreements. It also trades on Cboe Canada. On about 9 October 2026 it was named security partner for MoonPay Korea's stablecoin infrastructure. Around the end of September it announced a commercial agreement with the Kaia DLT Foundation to bring post-quantum security to LINE NEXT's Unifi Wallet.

Commercial terms for these agreements have not been disclosed. Wallets and stablecoin infrastructure hold digital Assets whose security depends on cryptography, which explains the relevance of post-quantum protections to such deals.

Other recent announcements

In September BTQ announced the appointment of Dr Michael Grace to advance security and commercialisation of its QCIM product, and a memorandum of understanding with Korean IT group ITCENGLOBAL. In late July it announced a Partnership involving its QPerfect Subsidiary and the University of Strasbourg, and a strategic collaboration with TIDAL PWR. A memorandum of understanding is generally non-binding, and no revenue figure has been disclosed for it.

A May 2026 corporate update referred to commercial progress across the QCIM, QPerfect and QSSN products and Bitcoin Quantum.

The August corporate update

In a filing dated 11 August 2026, BTQ announced a Shareholder call for 14 August at 12:00 pm Eastern to discuss second-quarter results, with the financial statements due once US trading ended on 13 August. The notice contained no financial figures. The results of the 2026 annual general meeting, the second-quarter corporate update and the second-quarter filings were published on 13 to 14 August.

Financial data and cautions

Available figures show 2025 revenue of 315,497, down 52.7%, and a 2025 loss of 24.61 million, both in Canadian dollars, plus a trailing net loss of 40.50 million. Revenue is therefore tiny compared with losses, a typical profile for an early-stage technology company whose outlook depends on commercialisation rather than current earnings.

Contract values behind the BTQ agreements

Contract values and delivery milestones in primary filings will say more than announcements alone, and the second-quarter filings carry the cash balance and any new Equity issuance. The neutral-atom quantum computing programme remains the company's longer-term platform effort alongside the security products.

The agreements with MoonPay Korea and the Kaia ecosystem come with no disclosed fees, set against 2025 revenue of 315,497 and a loss of 24.61 million.