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Fireblocks
Fireblocks is a asset manager based in Brooklyn; the Altss profile covers its classification, headquarters, registration, AUM band, and key contacts for...
Fireblocks
Fireblocks offers enterprise grade digital asset and stablecoin infrastructure that powers financial possibility for organizations of all sizes.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Brooklyn
Corporate office
Brooklyn, New York, United States
Additional offices
London, United Kingdom · Hingham, Massachusetts, United States · Bangkok, Thailand · Saint Helier, Jersey
Principals
Michael Shaulov
Chief Executive Officer, Co-Founder
Idan Ofrat
Chief Product Officer, Co-Founder
Pavel Berengoltz
Chief Technology Officer, Co-Founder
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does Fireblocks source its institutional client base?
The firm’s cybersecurity pedigree and Check Point alumni network provided initial enterprise credibility. It has since grown through direct sales to financial institutions — ABN AMRO is a publicly named banking client — and through network effects: the Fireblocks Network connects participating institutions for instant settlement, so each new member increases the utility for existing participants. Venture backers including Cyberstarts, Tenaya Capital, and Stripes sit on the board.
What role does stablecoin and payments infrastructure play in the business?
Stablecoin settlement and programmable payments are central to Fireblocks’ current strategy. In 2026 the company launched an Agentic Payments Suite designed for PSPs and fintechs, enabling agent-initiated — i.e., non-human-triggered — payments and settlement flows. This positions the platform as a bridge between traditional payment rails and blockchain-based stablecoin infrastructure for programmable treasury operations.
What is the relationship between Fireblocks and Fireblocks Financial Services?
Fireblocks Financial Services is a distinct unit with its own CEO, designed to deliver regulated services — such as lending or staking — on top of the core custody and settlement infrastructure. This separation allows the parent platform to remain a technology provider while the financial-services arm interfaces directly with regulatory frameworks in specific jurisdictions.
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