Fireblocks AI Link enables AI agents such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor to connect and interact securely with your Fireblocks workspace. It leverages the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard that allows AI agents to connect securely and reliably with external data sources and tools.
Fireblocks AI Link currently supports two connection options:
- Remote MCP Server (our recommendation, for ease of use)
- Local MCP Server (for advanced users seeking maximum control)
What you can do with Fireblocks AI Link
Fireblocks AI Link allows you to interact with your digital assets using natural language prompts. This capability lets you query information, build code and dashboards, and execute transactions. Keep in mind that, for now, only the Local MCP Server option supports write operations such as creating or signing transactions.
Here are a few examples of what you can ask the AI agent:
- Show me all my vault accounts and their balances.
- Get the last 10 transactions from today.
- What is my total Bitcoin balance across all accounts?
- Top up my Bitstamp account to have 1000 USDC or USDT.
- Why did the policy block my last transaction?
Security notes
Both the remote and local MCP servers are configured by default for read-only operations. This prevents AI agents from initiating or signing transactions.
However, the integration of an AI assistant with a Fireblocks workspace introduces inherent risks due to the potential for AI models to produce unintended results. The following practices are highly recommended:
- Least privilege: Always use an API key or connect a user with the minimum required permissions for the server to function.
- Review code: If you choose the local server, it is highly recommended to review the open-source code to understand its functionality and to ensure it meets your security requirements.