Key Takeaways:
- Fireblocks partners with Coinbase to offer derivatives and trading products to institutional and retail investors, supporting perpetual futures and spot contracts via Coinbase International Exchange.
- The new trading features are available to users in eligible jurisdictions outside the U.S. and are governed by security risk mitigation policies.
- Fireblocks has launched a custodial service in the U.S., initially covering BTC, ETH, and three stablecoins, with plans to add more assets per NYDFS requirements.
Fireblocks, an infrastructure provider, has expanded its services through a new partnership with Coinbase, allowing it to offer derivatives and trading products to both institutional and retail investors.
As of June 10, Fireblocks now supports trading of perpetual futures and spot contracts via the Coinbase International Exchange, targeting institutional clients such as hedge funds, trading firms, and family offices.
These new trading features are governed by policies to mitigate security risks and are available to users in eligible jurisdictions outside the United States.
The specific countries served are not detailed by Coinbase International, a Bermuda-based entity.
Additionally, Fireblocks has launched a custodial service in the U.S., focusing on institutional demand for digital assets.
Initially, this service will cover custody for Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH), and three stablecoins, with more assets to be added per the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) requirements.
Fireblocks has processed over $6 trillion in transactions for more than 200 million wallets globally, serving over 30 exchanges and 55 banks.
The ongoing crypto bull market and increasing institutional interest in digital assets are driving Fireblocks’ business expansion and the broader growth of the digital asset market.