Hybrid PoW / PoS EVM Layer 1 with post-quantum security layers for builders, operators and infrastructure teams.

Hybrid consensus, EVM execution and operator-ready visibility

Talero brings together hybrid consensus, familiar EVM execution, operator-first observability and post-quantum security layers in one stack designed for real network operations.

• Hybrid consensus: PoW supports block production while PoS/BFT contributes economic finality and validator-driven safety.
• EVM-compatible execution: Builders keep familiar tooling, JSON-RPC access and standard developer workflows.
• Operator-first visibility: health, metrics, finality status and structured diagnostics are built into the node.
• Post-quantum progression: ML-DSA support, quantum certification surfaces and PQ-ready network primitives are already part of the network direction.

Operational clarity built in

Talero is designed to expose not only chain data, but also the operating truth around finality, validator readiness and network state.

These surfaces are meant to stay readable for builders and infrastructure teams without collapsing the home page into node-internal detail.

What is live today

Talero already exposes the core surfaces that matter for builders and operators: hybrid chain services, public access points, post-quantum support and production-style observability.

• Public RPC, explorer and wallet-facing services: core public surfaces are available for builders, operators and community access.
• Hybrid PoW / PoS chain services: validator and finality visibility are already part of the operating surface exposed by the network.
• EVM-compatible execution: builders keep familiar developer workflows and standard contract access patterns.
• Post-quantum transaction support: hybrid transaction security with post-quantum support is already part of the node capability set.
• Quantum certification surfaces: finalized checkpoints expose quantum certification and related verification surfaces.
• Production-style observability and diagnostics: health, metrics and structured node diagnostics are available for real operations.

What comes next

The next phase is about hardening rollout quality, deepening operational tooling and keeping public-facing products aligned with the node's real security signals.

• Broader deployment rehearsal and production hardening: continue tightening rollout safety, operational readiness and deployment discipline.
• Richer validator and finality operations tooling: deepen the surfaces that help operators interpret readiness, activity and recent finality behavior.
• Wallet and explorer alignment with node security signals: keep public-facing tools closer to the node's real security and operating state.
• Further evolution of post-quantum certification and tooling: expand certification and supporting tooling without turning the product message into protocol jargon.

Release order follows network safety and production priorities.