Reliance Global

Reliance Global Group has concluded a legally binding acquisition of post-quantum cybersecurity specialist Enquantum Ltd. This transaction is being managed under the company's Scale51 strategy, which seeks to acquire controlling holdings in high-potential technology businesses to boost US growth. Reliance plans to use Enquantum's hardware-accelerated encryption to protect digital infrastructures against quantum computing.

Reliance will buy a 51% stake in a tiered investment of over $2 million if it meets operational goals. This shifts the company's focus from InsurTech to the global high-tech security sector.

Quantum Security Strategic Leap

After extensive due diligence, Reliance leadership said the acquisition of Enquantum reaffirmed its belief in quantum-resilient infrastructure. As quantum computing advances, quantum-enabled attacks threaten traditional encryption standards, which protect most international digital communications.

Reliance claims that the global change to post-quantum security is now in a critical deployment phase. Governments, huge enterprises, and infrastructure operators must make rapid decisions to protect sensitive data and mission-critical systems. This is especially important in financial services, cloud and AI infrastructure, public-sector systems, and insurtech platforms like Reliance's.

Mechanisms of the Deal

A gradual majority control change is planned for the transaction. Reliance will buy 51% of Enquantum through its wholly-owned subsidiary EZRA International Group for $2,125,000.

The deal's finances were designed for operational success:

First Closing: Reliance expects an 8% share. A $166,000 secured bridge note is converted into a cash-funded issue.

Tranche-Based Escalation: Reliance will increase its stake by 4% each month over 10 months if Enquantum accomplishes operational and commercialization goals.

Control Top-Up: Reliance common stock will be issued to complete the last shift from 48% to 51%.

Based on the agreement's $9.8018 acquisition price per share, Enquantum's pre-money worth is $2,041,667.

After meeting certain targets, Reliance can choose a majority of Enquantum's board of directors, ensuring direct influence over the company's strategy.

Enquantum's Tech Strength

Hardware-accelerated solutions distinguish Enquantum in the competitive cybersecurity business. Many rivals use software-only encryption, while Enquantum's architecture addresses performance, latency, and throughput issues in high-speed applications.

Its solution supports terabit-scale network environments, so large enterprises can convert to quantum-resistant standards without sacrificing efficiency. This technological advantage was increased in 2025 when Enquantum secured a patent for quantum-resistant FPGA-based encrypted communications.

Executive Vision: Assessment to Implementation Reliance Global Group Chairman and CEO Ezra Beyman called the deal a “tangible first step” in its new strategy. According to Beyman, “We believe we are positioned to shift our focus from assessment to execution,” as Enquantum's technology meets a “real and growing requirement” in high-performance situations.

Moshe Fishman, Strategic Ventures Senior Vice President, said post-quantum cryptography transcends academia. He noted that Enquantum's hardware-led design is tailored to existing network topologies and public sector and infrastructure operators' rigorous standards.

Expanding “Scale51” Portfolio

The Enquantum purchase is EZRA International Group's first technical platform. Reliance promises to offer more than capital with the Scale51 architecture, unveiled a few days early on February 4, 2026. Governance alignment, realistic operational support, and U.S. market expansion are key.

Reliance sees this as an opportunity to help develop and commercialize products, moving from passive investor to active, growing platform focused on execution.

Business Knowledge

Reliance Global Group remains a key InsurTech player while entering the deep-tech cybersecurity business with this acquisition. Famous for 5minuteinsure.com, which provides quick online insurance quotes, and RELI Exchange, which delivers independent insurance brokers AI-powered business growth tools.

Alongside these insurance operations, Reliance manages EZRA International Group to locate and buy majority shares in quickly growing technical enterprises that can boost its main business and shareholder value.