Naoris Protocol was founded in 2018 by David Carvalho and Monica Oravcova with the mission to redefine digital security through a decentralized, incentivized system.

Raised $11.5M from investors including Tim Draper and Draper Associates to build its Decentralized Proof of Security (dPoSec) consensus mechanism.

Mova, a payments and digital asset ecosystem backed by Aqua, made a strategic investment in Naoris Protocol to integrate its security mesh into Mova's card programs and payment gateways.

The official testnet for the protocol was launched. During its operation, it reportedly processed over 105 million post-quantum transactions and secured over 3.3 million wallets.

Naoris Protocol was cited as a reference model for quantum-resilient blockchain systems in a submission to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regarding post-quantum financial infrastructure.