Kinich Quantum
Kinich is BelizeChain's quantum computing platform — multi-backend execution, quantum machine learning, and error mitigation, all governed by strict data-sovereignty rules.
Backends
| Backend | Role | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Azure Quantum (IonQ) | Primary trapped-ion execution | Production |
| Azure Quantum (Quantinuum) | High-fidelity execution | Production |
| IBM Quantum | Alternate cloud access | Production |
| Google Cirq | Open-source simulator/execution | Production |
| SpinQ | Portable quantum hardware | Beta |
| Local simulators | Development and testing | Production |
Documentation Map
- Quickstart — run your first circuit and job
- QML Architecture — VQC, QSVM, VQNN, feature maps, optimizers
- Hybrid Workflow — combine Nawal classical ML with quantum layers
- Overview — platform summary
Running Locally
git clone https://github.com/BelizeChain/kinich-quantum.git
cd kinich-quantum
pip install -r requirements.txt
python api_server.py # REST API on :8888
pytest # test suite
On the Ceiba testnet, Kinich runs behind the shared reverse proxy at /api/kinich/. See Testnet.
Sovereignty First
Kinich enforces data sovereignty at the execution layer: circuits and payloads are screened before dispatch, and sensitive workloads stay on sovereign execution paths. See the Kinich sovereignty page for the policy model.