Fireblocks, an enterprise platform providing digital asset infrastructure solutions to businesses building on blockchain, has officially announced the launch of platform-wide enhancements, each one meticulously designed to meet the security, scalability, and automation demands of modern digital asset operations.
According to certain reports, these upgrades arrive bearing the potential to service growing operational demands of trading and retail businesses that are making a play to adopt stablecoin payments and DeFi at scale. The idea here is to solve key challenges and collectively power a secure, scalable operating system for digital asset operations, doing it all using re-engineered security, abstracted blockchain complexity via EIP-7702, and increased speed.
“We’re flipping the switch from ‘utility’ to ‘advantage’,” said Idan Ofrat, Co-founder and Chief Product Officer, Fireblocks. “The enhanced platform gives every institution the power to move billions, meet local regulations, and invent new products—on infrastructure engineered to stay three steps ahead of the threat landscape.”
To understand the significance of such a development, we must take into account one Fireblocks’ 2025 State of Stablecoins report, which reveals that 86% of firms say their infrastructure is ready for stablecoin operations. Having said so, no more than 1 in 5 emerged as confident in their continuity or security frameworks, relaying the importance of execution and a better underlying infrastructure.
Against that, Fireblocks’ latest upgrades eliminate friction, mitigate emerging attack vectors, while simultaneously bringing enterprise-grade policy, automation, and wallet management tools to the forefront of digital asset operations.
Talk about the whole value proposition on a slightly deeper level, we begin from the Next-Generation Fireblocks Policy Engine, This engine will offer users new controls for managing transaction and workflow security, governance, and compliance policies in one place.
Complementing that would be an assortment of new features, such as multi-asset rules, simplified configuration tools, and direct management of AML/KYT requirements. Validating the solution’s potential would be its early adopters that include WonderFi (acquired by Robinhood) and Galaxy.
Next up, we must dig into a new dApp Access Policy. In fact, Fireblocks is the first platform to offer enterprise-grade dApp controls at the application layer. As a result, teams can now whitelist trusted URLs and block suspicious or spoofed apps, thus effortlessly mitigating phishing, wallet drainers, and smart contract exploits.
Another detail worth a mention is rooted in one new wallet tagging facility, which makes for a new system focused on organizing vaults, addresses, and users with custom business logic, including by region, client, or product. The stated facility is also fully integrated with Fireblocks Automation and Policy Engine to reach upon smarter, rule-based operations at scale.
Joining that would be the potential for batched transfers, an aspect where Fireblocks employs its new API to support high-volume transaction execution, empowering businesses to send funds from one source to multiple destinations in a single blockchain transaction. At launch, these batched transfers should help in facilitating payouts, payroll, merchant settlements, and token distributions.
Hold on, we still have a couple of bits left to unpack, considering we haven’t yet touched upon the availability of a new automation feature which moves assets from multiple wallets into a single destination in real time. The idea here is to let teams centralize deposits, optimize treasury flows, and eliminate manual reconciliation.
We also haven’t touched upon Fireblocks’ bid to launch a new first-of-its-kind solution, geared towards helping users send tokens on EVM chains without paying gas fees. This, like you can guess, leads to a seamless customer experience for consumer apps, and at the same time, addresses compliance barriers for regulated entities who cannot keep gas tokens on their balance sheet.
Among other things, it must be acknowledged that, built on EIP-7702 from the Ethereum Pectra upgrade, gasless transactions are also available on Solana.
“Fireblocks’ new Policy Engine is a leap forward for operational clarity. The new structure and UX make it far easier to manage complex policies at scale—whether it’s organizing rules by business unit or getting visibility into which ones are active,” said Dean Skurka, President & CEO, WonderFi. “These updates raise the security bar and strip out manual steps our ops team used to handle.”
