Fireblocks Expands Services to Google Cloud, AWS, Alibaba Cloud

Fireblocks Expands Services to Google Cloud, AWS, Alibaba Cloud

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Fireblocks has announced the extension of support for Google Cloud, Alibaba Cloud, Amazon Web Services, Securosys, Thales, and others related companies, per Monday’s release by Fireblocks.

The move is Fireblocks plans to make sure financial institutions including asset managers, banks, apex banks, and financial market infrastructure can deploy the company’s platform on their various IT infrastructures.

Already, Fireblocks has been providing infrastructure to more than 50 leading financial institutions, some of them are BNY Mellon, and BNP Paribas amongst others, also, fintechs that work with Fireblocks are Robinhood and Revolut.

“As the financial ecosystem evolves, we are focused on enhancing our core capabilities by exploring digital technologies and processes, including blockchain,” said Sarthak Pattanaik, CIO, Digital Assets, Treasury Services, Clearance and Collateral Management at BNY Mellon. “We look forward to our continued collaboration with Fireblocks and leveraging their best-in-class services that support our ongoing efforts to address the needs of our institutional clients.”

Fireblocks is a New York-based crypto infrastructure provider, the company allows lending desks, custodians, banks, trading desks, and hedge funds to scale virtual assets through the company’s network. The company boasts of securing the transfer of over $4 trillion in digital assets.

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