Naoris Protocol, a cybersecurity and blockchain infrastructure firm, has raised $3 million in a strategic funding round to further its mission of securing digital ecosystems against emerging threats such as quantum computing. The round was led by Mason Labs and included participation from Frekaz Group, Level One Robotics, and Tradecraft Capital.
This oversubscribed raise followed six months of technical due diligence and has prompted Naoris Protocol to launch a broader institutional round starting May 29. The company’s flagship offering is a decentralized cybersecurity mesh designed to protect blockchain networks and enterprise systems from the ground up.
Unlike traditional centralized models, Naoris Protocol’s platform is plug-and-play, does not require a hard fork, and utilizes post-quantum cryptography and AI to enhance resilience against evolving cyber threats. Its design is focused on proactively securing infrastructure before vulnerabilities can be exploited—especially those posed by future quantum computing capabilities.
David Carvalho, CEO and founder of Naoris Protocol, commented, “The strong interest we’ve seen from institutions reflects how urgently the industry is beginning to take the threat of quantum computing seriously. This investment supports our mission to future-proof the blockchain ecosystem before these risks become reality.”
Rain Huan, founder of Mason Labs, added, “Cybersecurity issues tied to digital assets have become increasingly severe. Naoris Protocol’s infrastructure has the potential to significantly mitigate these threats, which could mark a major advancement for the Web3 ecosystem.”
This latest investment brings Naoris Protocol’s total funding to $34 million, following a previous $31 million round in 2022 backed by notable investors such as Tim Draper and the Holdun Family Office.