The Bank of Italy, working with the Bank for International Settlements Innovation Hub, Banque de France, Deutsche Bundesbank, Nexi-Colt and SWIFT, published the final report for Phase 2 of Project Leap, confirming the successful testing of post-quantum cryptography in real-world payment system processes. The work focused on implementing quantum-resistant cryptographic protocols in the execution of liquidity transfers. The experiment replaced conventional digital signatures with post-quantum cryptographic algorithms for liquidity transfers between central banks. The report details organizational and technical challenges observed during implementation and sets out findings on performance, interoperability and cryptographic agility, positioning the approach as a way to strengthen European payment infrastructure and support financial stability.