Fireblocks is a comprehensive institutional infrastructure platform used to securely and efficiently store, transfer, and issue digital assets, such as cryptocurrencies, non-fungible tokens (Tokens), and stablecoins.
Its main features:
Advanced security: It uses MPC (Multi-Party Computation) and SGX (Secure Enclave Execution) technologies to protect private keys and perform operations without risk.
Multifunctionality and infrastructure:
custody of digital assets (wallets and treasury management)
Wallet-as-a-Service
Tokenization (tokens)
Payments
Off-Exchange (off-platform services)
staking, DeFi, automation, technological integrations.
Fireblocks Network:
A communication system between institutions that facilitates the movement of digital assets among banks, exchanges, payment service providers, and others.
Developer Sandbox:
Developers can experiment with APIs, transaction policies, and pre-funded wallets in a virtual environment without commitments.
Who does Fireblocks target?
Fireblocks uses a wide range of financial institutions:
Banks
Cryptocurrency exchanges
Trading platforms
Web3 startups
Financial institutions
Service providers like Worldpay, Revolut, BNY Mellon, and others.
