Fireblocks launched tools for security posture, embedded wallets, and batch approvals. The $8B firm added DeFi yield and staking within governed environments, aiming to address institutional operational risks.
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Fireblocks introduced a set of tools to help institutions manage security, embedded wallets, and high-volume transaction approvals, the company said during its Pulse Masterclass webinar on Tuesday.
The $8 billion digital asset infrastructure provider, whose tools are used by BNY Mellon and BNP Paribas, said it has handled more than $6 trillion in transfers. The new offerings target two problems: guarding against operational misconfigurations and supporting growth without sacrificing control.
Fireblocks’ Security Posture Management tool continuously audits policy settings, flags inactive users, and logs changes for audits, the company said. Regulators increasingly ask for evidence of consistent compliance, and the tool generates that record automatically, Fireblocks said.
The company also closed its acquisition of TRES Finance, which reconciles blockchain transaction data with traditional accounting standards like GAAP and IFRS. TRES supports more than 280 data sources, Fireblocks said, making it easier for finance teams to audit on-chain activity.
On the wallet side, Fireblocks rolled out embedded non-custodial wallets that businesses can integrate into their own platforms. Users can send gasless transactions across Solana and EVM chains without manual signature approvals unless the business requires it, Fireblocks said. A new feature called Fireblocks Flow lets users fund applications in one asset while the business receives a different preferred asset, with any swaps or bridging handled automatically, the company said.
For high-volume operations, Fireblocks added batch approvals for authorizing multiple transactions in one step and Solana multi-destination transactions that consolidate payouts into a single atomic action. The company also introduced Account Traffic Control, an AI tool that detects and resolves transactions stuck in the mempool, Fireblocks said.
Fireblocks integrated native DeFi yield and staking options into its platform, giving institutions access to protocols like Aave and Morpho and ETH staking directly within the governed environment, the company said.
Fireblocks remains privately held and does not disclose financial results. Earlier this month, it incorporated Circle’s Gateway and Payments Network into its stablecoin infrastructure.
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