Full-Time
Posted on 3/13/2025
Secure infrastructure for managing digital assets
$110k - $144kAnnually
Senior, Expert
Remote in USA
Remote work is allowed from New York.
Fireblocks provides secure infrastructure for managing digital assets, focusing on institutional clients like banks and hedge funds. Its platform allows users to store, transfer, and manage cryptocurrencies safely. The technology behind Fireblocks uses multi-party computation (MPC), which divides private keys into parts and spreads them across various locations, enhancing security against hacking. Additionally, the platform includes real-time transaction monitoring and compliance tools to help clients meet regulatory requirements. Fireblocks operates on a subscription model, offering features such as transaction screening and risk scoring. The company's goal is to deliver a secure and compliant solution for institutions in the growing cryptocurrency market.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Series E
Total Funding
$1B
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2018
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To meet these challenges head-on, Fireblocks has unveiled its Cyber and Operational Resilience compliance package.
Fireblocks has launched a cyber security solution for businesses to comply with the EU's DORA.
Purpose-built Cyber & Operational Resilience Compliance Package (including dedicated legal addendum, periodic reports, audits, and security reviews) helps EU-regulated financial institutions meet DORA compliance requirements.LONDON, March 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Fireblocks , an enterprise platform for managing digital asset operations and building innovative businesses on blockchain, announced today the launch of its Cyber and Operational Resilience (COR) Compliance Package. This comprehensive suite is designed to help financial institutions meet their obligations under the new Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), which came into force in the EU on January 17, 2025.DORA mandates that banks, financial institutions, and crypto asset service providers (CASPs) strengthen their cybersecurity and operational resilience. The Fireblocks offering simplifies this complex regulatory landscape, allowing organizations to focus on growth and innovation while maintaining compliance.Designed specifically for institutions that designate Fireblocks as a Third-Party ICT Provider supporting a critical or important function, the package streamlines the path to regulatory alignment. Key features include a dedicated legal addendum, annual and periodic reports, an advanced ICT security kit, and an annual pooled security audit —helping institutions meet compliance requirements with greater efficiency while strengthening operational resilience."Fireblocks provides its customers with a holistic offering designed to meet their DORA obligations confidently and efficiently," said Fireblocks' Chief Information Security Officer, Oded Blatman. "We've built this package to simplify compliance, reduce complexity, and allow our customers to focus on scaling their businesses and innovating in a rapidly changing environment."Unlike vendors that offer piecemeal solutions, Fireblocks has implemented operational changes, a dedicated reporting framework, and designed a contractual framework to align with DORA requirements. A key feature of the offering is an Annual Security Pooled Audit, a multi-day event where clients can tackle key compliance challenges, gain insights, and streamline their audit processes.Key Features of the COR Compliance PackageLegal Addendum : Pre-drafted regulatory addendum to the Fireblocks Master Service Agreement (MSA) that aligns with DORA's article 30 requirements.: Pre-drafted regulatory addendum to the Fireblocks Master Service Agreement (MSA) that aligns with DORA's article 30 requirements
Fireblocks launched its Off Exchange solution in November 2023, allowing traders to interact with centralized exchanges via an on-chain multiparty computation (MPC) shared wallet.
The stablecoin market is positioning itself as at the forefront of payments innovation, and that forefront is at an inflection point. On Tuesday (Feb. 25), Bank of America’s CEO Brian Moynihan said in an interview that the bank would “go into” stablecoins if regulation were passed in the U.S., signaling a potential strategic pivot by one of the nation’s largest banks toward digital assets. Bank of America already holds over 80 blockchain-related patents, making it a banking leader in terms of blockchain IP. But the second part of Moynihan’s commentary was crucial: there exist a number of issues that need to be resolved from a regulation standpoint for banks to be comfortable with embracing stablecoins and other on-chain — particularly public chain — solutions