Quamfy Lounge Independent research on the QNT token Last reviewed 26 Oct 2026

Holding QNT is not owning Quant shares

QNT is a utility token. It gives no shares, dividends or vote in the company.

On this page
  1. 1The link
  2. 2No claim on profits
  3. 3Why banks deal with Quant directly

Quant's revenue reaches the token only as demand: licence fees become locked QNT, and Fusion fees are paid in QNT. 1

Quant's 2020 community paper, describing payment channels that lock QNT, says: "longer and bigger QNT lockups would be beneficial for the QNT market price." (page 16) 1

2No claim on profits

QNT gives no claim on Quant's profits. Its link to Quant is demand for the token.

3Why banks deal with Quant directly

Banks need a named supplier under contract. Gilbert Verdian: "When something goes wrong, the company needs to hold a provider accountable." 2

Notes (2)
  1. Overledger Network for Community, v1.0. Quant Network, 30 Jun 2020 (community channel PDF). PDF, 741 KB · Source entry
  2. Gilbert Verdian, community AMA, 25 Mar 2019 (community transcript, PDF). PDF, 334 KB · Source entry