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EZRA jumps 28% after post-quantum encryption deal
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EZRA spikes as Enquantum acquisition closes
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EZRA rallies on quantum cybersecurity expansion
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EZRA gains 28% on strategic encryption move
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EZRA climbs after securing post-quantum platform
Reliance Global Group (EZRA) shares surged 28.71% to $0.2349 in intraday trading after announcing a post-quantum cybersecurity acquisition. The sharp move pushed Reliance Global Group, Inc. near $0.27 before shares stabilized. The rally followed confirmation that Reliance Global Group, Inc. completed its acquisition of Enquantum Ltd.
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EZRA Executes First Scale51 Platform Acquisition
Reliance Global Group, Inc. finalized its strategic acquisition of Enquantum Ltd., a post-quantum cryptography developer. The transaction marks the first executed platform investment under the company’s Scale51 operating model. The deal establishes a structured pathway toward majority ownership.
The company acquired an initial equity position through a secured bridge note conversion and additional cash funding. The agreement includes milestone-based tranche investments tied to operational targets. These structured payments could raise ownership to 51% on a fully diluted basis.
Reliance Global Group, Inc. expects to secure majority governance rights upon achieving specified milestones. The company designed the phased structure to align capital deployment with commercialization progress. Consequently, the acquisition supports its EZRA International Group expansion strategy.
Post-Quantum Security Targets Expanding Global Demand
Quantum computing progress has increased concern over traditional encryption standards such as RSA and ECC. These standards protect financial systems, cloud infrastructure, and telecommunications networks worldwide. Experts warn that quantum-enabled attacks could undermine current cryptographic protections.
Standards bodies including the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology are advancing post-quantum frameworks. Governments and enterprises now plan multi-year infrastructure upgrades to protect critical systems. The cybersecurity sector expects sustained structural demand growth.
Global cybersecurity spending could exceed $300 billion annually by 2029. Encryption upgrades require hardware integration, compliance validation, and network redesign. Organizations have begun evaluating quantum-resilient systems well before full-scale quantum deployment.
Enquantum Expands Hardware-Based Encryption Capabilities
Enquantum develops hardware-accelerated cryptographic solutions aligned with emerging NIST standards. Its architecture supports terabit-scale throughput without compromising latency performance. This capability targets financial institutions, cloud providers and government networks.
In 2025, Enquantum secured a patent covering FPGA-based encrypted communications using quantum-resistant methods. The patent strengthens its intellectual property position and supports commercialization efforts. The company focuses on high-throughput, performance-sensitive deployment environments.
Reliance Global Group, Inc. intends to scale Enquantum as a core operating platform. The company plans to leverage operational expertise and strategic partnerships for North American expansion. Reliance Global Group, Inc. positions itself within foundational cybersecurity infrastructure.
The acquisition reflects broader industry preparation for quantum-resilient migration. Regulated sectors, including defense and telecommunications, require long integration timelines. Reliance Global Group, Inc. aims to participate in a multi-year encryption transition cycle.


