Fireblocks, a cryptocurrency safeguarding company, is launching a new suit designed to provide blockchain-based solutions to entrepreneurs.
A new tool has been released by Fireblocks, a platform for creating decentralized applications and overseeing cryptocurrency operations, to assist businesses in creating blockchain-based goods.
According to a press release, the new Fireblocks for Entrepreneurs lawsuit seeks to give entrepreneurs access to blockchain infrastructure capabilities.
Services like treasury management, custody wallets-as-a-service, and embedded wallets are offered. With this technology, startups might connect to trading platforms, run their daily treasury operations in cryptocurrency, and access decentralized finance.
According to the news release, it also enables product developers to provide non-custodial key management solutions, providing them authority over their wallets. Idan Ofrat, a co-founder of Fireblocks, says the company intends to support companies in addressing security issues.
He points out that during hypergrowth, many successful projects tend to concentrate “solely on maintaining front-end stability while neglecting security in the process.” Michael Shaulov, Pavel Berengoltz, and Idan Ofrat founded Fireblocks in 2018 to provide blockchain companies with various services and solutions that enable them to manage digital assets.
Based on information from PitchBook, the company has raised over $1 billion in capital from investors, including Cyberstarts, Tenaya Capital, and Eight Roads, among others.