UAE Mova Chain partners with Naoris Protocol for decentralized payments

Naoris Protocol has formalized a strategic partnership with UAE based Mova Chain, a decentralized blockchain network backed by Aqua Group, including Aqua 1 Foundation, Aqua Labs, and affiliated entities, leading digital infrastructure and blockchain investment ecosystem, and one of the largest strategic investors in the space, including a $100M investment in the governance tokens of Trump-backed World Liberty Financial.

The partnership aims towards the advancement of decentralized payment infrastructure. As per the press release, the collaboration establishes the foundation for a secure, decentralized payment and settlement system, leveraging Naoris Protocol’s post-quantum, trustless cybersecurity infrastructure and Mova Chain’s blockchain capabilities.

In addition to payments, the two entities will engage with state-level and institutional stakeholders to explore secure stable token and real-world asset (RWA) initiatives, aligned with compliant custody, settlement, and regulatory frameworks.

The official agreement comes just weeks after Naoris confirmed Mova’s strategic investment, alongside plans to launch secure card and payment infrastructure that embeds decentralized security validation into every step of the payment and settlement workflow. This approach embeds real-time, quantum-resistant security into payments infrastructure, creating a new standard for trust, resilience, and compliance across digital and traditional finance.

At the formal execution of the strategic partnership agreement between Naoris Protocol and Mova Chain, the companies announced the tokenisation of the General Wesley Clark Fund, presented in collaboration with the President of the Republic of Indonesia. This initiative highlights the use of blockchain technology to modernize capital markets, improve transparency, and enable compliant access to tokenised real-world assets at a global scale.

”Naoris and Mova are firmly aligned on a mission to build institution-grade financial infrastructure that remains resilient as cryptographic standards evolve,” said David Carvalho, Founder & CEO of Naoris Protocol. “By integrating decentralized validation at the transaction layer, we’re helping build systems that are resilient by design, and ready for quantum-era threats and institutional scale.”

“As part of our long-term ecosystem alignment between Naoris Protocol and MOVA, we’re excited to announce that 400,000,000 NAORIS tokens will be bridged to the MOVA Chain”, said Wael Muhaisen, the CEO of Mova Chain. “This milestone expands community participation and strengthens a secure, post-quantum, and institutional-grade multi-chain ecosystem”.

Naoris Protocol is a decentralized, blockchain-agnostic security infrastructure designed to protect digital systems from emerging cryptographic threats posed by quantum computing. At the core of the protocol is dPoSec (Decentralized Proof of Security) — a unique post-quantum consensus model that enables continuous, distributed security validation across financial infrastructure, blockchains, devices, and applications without introducing central points of failure.

In 2025, Naoris Protocol was cited in a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) submission on post-quantum financial infrastructure as a reference model for quantum-resilient blockchain systems, marking a notable signal of regulatory relevance as global institutions assess quantum readiness.

Following the recent investment, Mova and Naoris will pursue a phased integration of infrastructure, embedding Naoris’ post-quantum security and validation mechanisms into Mova’s financial stack while preserving protocol-level independence and open-network principles.

Naoris Protocol is a Sub-Zero Layer, post-quantum infrastructure protocol built to complement the entire Web3 stack. It transforms the ecosystem by enabling native resistance to quantum threats—without requiring hard forks. Within the modular stack, Naoris acts as a foundational layer that upgrades existing cryptographic systems to post-quantum standards. Backed by investors including Tim Draper and advised by global technology and cybersecurity leaders, Naoris Protocol secures financial institutions, enterprises, governments, and decentralized ecosystems against an accelerating landscape of threats.