Fireblocks' 30 Web3 Partners Manage Over $200B in Monthly Stablecoin Flows

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Gate News message, April 26 — Fireblocks, a leading institutional-grade asset transfer platform, operates a network of 30 Web3 business partners spanning DeFi protocols, payment settlement, compliance analysis, trading institutions, and multi-chain infrastructure. The partnership ecosystem is organized across four key layers: funding settlement (Circle, TripleA, Lynq), liquidity and trading (Wintermute, Amber Group, GSR, Wootton), on-chain applications (Aave, Morpho, MetaMask), and compliance and risk management (Chainalysis, Elliptic, Coincover).

In 2025, Fireblocks processed over $200 billion in stablecoin transactions monthly, representing 300% year-over-year growth. The platform now supports 150+ public blockchain networks and has expanded its network to 2,500+ global institutional participants, including banks, asset managers, exchanges, market makers, and fintech companies.

Fireblocks’ positioning has evolved from a custody and security service provider to a central hub for on-chain capital flows and institutional asset transfers. The company’s extensive partner ecosystem demonstrates how institutional-grade blockchain infrastructure is consolidating liquidity and compliance across multiple layers of the digital asset ecosystem.

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