Tezos, an open-source, decentralized blockchain focused on energy efficiency and scalability, is now available on Fireblocks. Fireblocks users can securely custody FA1.2 and FA2 token standards on Tezos and leverage Fireblocks’ Web3 Engine to build new products and services on the Tezos blockchain.

Fireblocks expands its support for Tezos blockchain, extending institutional access and support to the growing DeFi and Web3 ecosystem. Fireblocks users can securely custody FA1.2 and FA2 token standards on Tezos and leverage the Fireblocks’ Web3 Engine to build new products and services on the Tezos blockchain.

At the recent Permissionless II, Fireblocks CEO and Co-Founder, Michael Shaulov announced the launch of the non-custodial wallets-as-a-service (WaaS) in his keynote “From Hesitation to Innovation: How Brands Can Successfully Navigate the Web3 Maze” to a standing-room-only audience. This blog features resources to help guide you as you build in Web3, including the keynote at Permissionless, white papers, a new webinar, and technical documentation.

Fireblocks provided custody and tokenization technology for almost half of the pilot use cases at the recently concluded Digital Finance CRC (DFCRC) and the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) central bank digital currency (CBDC) pilot program. The PoC saw the secure minting and burning of the new CBDC, called eAUD. In addition, Fireblocks powered policy-based administration of the smart contracts and transfers to end customers.

Fireblocks introduces its non-custodial wallet-as-a-service (WaaS) offering built for brands, corporates, fintechs, and Web3 businesses. Fireblocks’ non-custodial wallets (NCW) are the first of their kind to offer multi-layer, defense-in-depth security alongside industry-leading customization options and scalability.