Quantum-Seeded
Randomness.
One API call.

Quantum entropy over a simple REST API — hex, bits and integers. Served from a NIST DRBG seeded with real IBM Quantum hardware measurements and reseeded daily, with simulator or direct hardware runs on request and an OS CSPRNG fallback — and every response is labelled with the source that produced it.

Get API Key
bash — quantumrand● live
$ curl "https://quantumrand.dev/generate/hex?n=256" -H "X-API-Key: your_key"
→ { "success": true, "data": { "hex": "7a3fc821…", "num_bits": 256, "source": "quantum-seeded" } }
live entropy »·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ··

Six endpoints.
One purpose.

METHODPATHDESCRIPTION
GET/generate/hex?n=256Quantum-random hex string (n = bits, multiple of 4)
GET/generate/bits?n=256Raw quantum-random bits
GET/generate/integer?min=0&max=100Quantum-random integer in a range
POST/generate/key?bits=256Ready-to-use cryptographic key
POST/generate/batchMany values in a single request
POST/generate/webhookEntropy delivered to your webhook
auth on every call  ·  header  X-API-Key: your_key

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1,000 calls/day
max 256 bits/call
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50,000 calls/day
max 1,024 bits/call
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500,000 calls/day
max 2,048 bits/call
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$299 /mo
10,000,000 calls/day
max 4,096 bits/call
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Nine Qntyx products
draw from QuantumRand.

These Qntyx products request randomness from this API for keys, nonces and seals. If QuantumRand is unreachable they fall back to the operating system's random generator, so not every value they produce is quantum-seeded. Qntyx's other products (DB Shield, Endpoint Shield, Mail Seal, Messenger, Threat Feed, Zero Trust) use the operating system's generator directly.

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One API call.

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