September 2026

GET /v1/vault/accounts API endpoint retirement

Fireblocks is retiring the GET /v1/vault/accounts API endpoint on December 31st, 2026. Workspaces that still call this endpoint should migrate to GET /v1/vault/accounts_paged before that date. After retirement, GET /v1/vault/accounts will stop returning data. Learn more here.

August 2026

Scheduled Reports

Scheduled Reports entered general availability. You can schedule Console report exports and have them delivered automatically, instead of generating them by hand.

UTXO Manager adaptive selection strategy

The adaptive UTXO selection strategy is now the generally available default, replacing the previous ASC selection strategy. Internal routing is also generally available, with testnet support for Bitcoin Signet and Cardano testnet.

EVM Gasless on Morph and Robinhood Chain

Universal EVM Gasless now covers Morph and Robinhood Chain on testnet and mainnet. Customers on these chains can send ERC-20 transfers without holding native gas in the sending wallet. No integration changes are required.

July 2026

Hedera Native Tokens (HTS)

Fireblocks extended Hedera support with Hedera Token Service (HTS), the native token standard on Hedera. HBAR wallet storage fees continue to be covered by the Hedera Foundation. HTS token wallets require a storage fee, which you can fund from an existing vault's HBAR balance or have the first sender cover. USDC is enabled globally; other HTS tokens can be enabled in a self-serve manner via the Console or API. Learn more here.

GLMR network migration to Base

Moonbeam is migrating GLMR from the Moonbeam parachain (Polkadot) to a native ERC-20 token on Base at a 1:1 conversion rate. GLMR on Base is already listed on Fireblocks. Support for GLMR on the Moonbeam parachain ends with the parachain wind-down on July 31st, 2026. If you hold GLMR in a Moonbeam vault, withdraw funds from on-chain protocols and bridge through Moonbeam's official migrator before that date. Learn more here.

EVM multi-destination (batched) transactions

EVM multi-destination transactions are generally available. You can send ERC-20 tokens to multiple recipients in a single transaction instead of separate transfers. All transfers succeed together or none execute, so there is no partial fill.

Wallet Pools

Wallet Pools are generally available. Group multiple vault accounts and use them as a single source for withdrawals. Fireblocks routes transactions across the pool with a health-aware round-robin, distributing load and reducing stuck EVM transactions caused by nonce issues.

Tags on transactions

Tags applied to vault accounts now appear on the related transactions in the API, Console, and mobile app, including an indication when the transaction used a Wallet Pool.

Solana staking reporting

Solana staking reporting is generally available to all customers, including history, reward types, and export.

Bulk staking actions

You can select multiple staking positions and run Unstake, Withdraw, ETH Consolidate, or SOL Merge on all of them at once, including positions across vaults and providers.

Longer signing window for Solana dApps

Solana dApp transactions now support a signing window of up to 15 minutes, instead of the industry-typical 60 seconds.

Provider-side address allowlisting for Coinbase and Binance

Addresses allowlisted at Coinbase and Binance are now recognized by Fireblocks, mapped to vault and Fireblocks whitelisted addresses, and surfaced in the Console and API before a withdrawal fails.

Payments Engine sunset

Fireblocks is sunsetting Payments Engine (workflows) by the end of 2026. Its capabilities are covered by newer native tools such as Automation and Swap. Payments Engine is no longer available for new customers; existing users receive personalized migration plans.

June 2026

Toncoin rebrands to Gram

The native asset of the TON blockchain, previously named Toncoin, rebranded to Gram. The blockchain remains TON. Fireblocks updated the display name to Gram and the symbol to GRAM. The asset ID remains TON, so existing workflows, API integrations, and policies that reference TON continue to work. No action is required. Learn more here.

LayerZero bridging user experience

The LayerZero bridging experience for Tokenization is generally available in the Console, so you can deploy and manage LayerZero bridges without using only the API.

OKX US and OKX EEA connectivity

Fireblocks now supports OKX US and OKX EEA main accounts and sub-accounts. After Admin Quorum approval, managed assets and balances appear on the connected accounts page so you can rebalance between main and sub-accounts.

Unified Connected Accounts API

One endpoint now adds exchange, fiat, and connected accounts — replacing the older exchange-only POST /v1/exchange_accounts — across legacy and NLV2 integrations, including mobile.

DeFi Earn: Aave markets for WBTC and WETH

DeFi Earn now includes Aave markets for lending WBTC and WETH, in addition to stablecoin earn products.

DeFi Earn: Morpho curated vaults with Galaxy

DeFi Earn now includes Morpho curated vaults managed by Galaxy on Ethereum for USDC, USDT, and WETH.

Dynamic gas estimation for EVM vault-to-exchange transfers

Fireblocks now estimates gas for EVM transfers from vault accounts to exchange destinations using destination-aware calculation, replacing static gas-limit multipliers.

OpenPayd on-ramp and off-ramp

OpenPayd is generally available for on-ramp and off-ramp in USD, EUR, and GBP via the Fireblocks Network.

Off-Exchange settlement gas fee handling

Off-Exchange settlement gas fee handling is generally available, reducing stuck settlement transactions caused by stale fee estimates between estimation and signing.

Off-Exchange CVA incoming approvals

Incoming-to-CVA approvals for Off-Exchange settlement transfers are no longer required. Settlement rebalancing between a Collateral Vault Account and the exchange no longer needs that extra approval step.

Fireblocks Flow

Fireblocks Flow launched as stablecoin payments acceptance infrastructure for payment service providers and fintechs. A single SDK or API integration accepts payments in digital assets from hundreds of external wallet types and top exchanges, with settlement into the business's chosen stablecoin.

Embedded Wallets sunset

Fireblocks Embedded Wallets will sunset on December 31st, 2026. Customers will migrate to Dynamic's embedded wallet solution. Embedded Wallets is no longer available for sale to new or existing customers; active customers receive dedicated migration plans.

May 2026

Sui protocol upgrade

Sui's May 20th, 2026 protocol upgrade is fully supported on Fireblocks. Sui now offers an account-based model alongside the original object-based model. Incoming transactions support both models. Outgoing transactions continue to be sent as objects, following Sui Foundation guidance. AML freezing adapts automatically to the transaction model. Learn more here.

Added support for Bitcoin Signet

Bitcoin Signet testnet is now supported as a practical alternative to Testnet3. Asset ID: BTC_SIGNET_TEST. Native asset: sBTC. Supported functionality: custody and transfers. Learn more here.

Security Center

Security Center is generally available to all customers except the Essentials package. It brings workspace security signals and controls into one place so security teams can monitor posture without assembling the picture from scattered tools.

Notification Center

Notification Center is generally available. The first notification groups are Off-Exchange Settlements (off-exchange customers), My Approvals (admins), and Account Traffic Control alerts (all users).

Bitvavo exchange connectivity

Bitvavo is generally available as a new exchange integration. The integration supports blockchain transfer and balance capabilities via Network Link v2.

ETH validator consolidation

Consolidating ETH staking validators is generally available to all customers.

Protected Tags

Protected Tags are generally available across all environments. Tags label vault accounts for classification and filtering at scale; Protected Tags add stronger controls so those labels cannot be changed casually.

Account Traffic Control

Account Traffic Control is generally available. It detects stuck transactions, starting with EVM blockchains, so you can intervene before withdrawals stall.

Canton Testnet

Canton Testnet is live on workspace tenants, with Sandbox access following shortly after the workspace rollout.

April 2026

Added support for Conflux Network

Conflux Network is a permissionless Layer 1 blockchain that uses a hybrid PoW/PoS consensus mechanism, with a focus on low fees and network security. Native asset: CFX. Learn more here.

Added support for YLDS token

YLDS is now live on the Provenance blockchain. YLDS is an SEC-registered, yield-bearing stablecoin launched by Figure Markets, USD-pegged and backed by short-term US Treasuries and repo agreements, with interest accrued daily and paid monthly. YLDS wallet addresses require whitelisting by the Figure Markets team before use. Learn more here.

Added support for Makachain

Makachain is a payment-focused, Layer 1 EVM-compatible blockchain designed so users can pay network fees in the token they are sending, without a separate gas token. Learn more here.

Earn

Earn is generally available, so customers can put stablecoin balances to work through Fireblocks. Learn more on the Fireblocks blog.

ETH Link and additional Ethereum staking providers

P2P.org and Pier Two are generally available as additional Ethereum staking providers for all customers. ETH Link is the Fireblocks interface that lets staking providers integrate against a standard Ethereum staking contract.

Policy Overview

The Policy Overview page is generally available. Each policy type shows last edited and published dates, plus health monitoring for issues such as ghost references to deleted objects.

Policy Inspector

Policy Inspector is generally available to all customers for Transfer transactions. It shows how the Policy engine evaluates a transaction so admins can diagnose rule matches without guesswork.

Policy Export

Policy Export is generally available. Admins can extract active security policies for auditing, backup, or reporting.

Policy unified multi-type publish

Publishing multiple Policy types in one flow is generally available, so you no longer have to publish each policy lane separately.

Security Admin role

The Security Admin user role is generally available. It is a dedicated administrative role for security operations and does not provision MPC signing keys. It is also available for API users.

Fireblocks CLI

The Fireblocks CLI is generally available. Agents and developers can discover and invoke Fireblocks API operations from the terminal without building a custom client first.

Transaction Simulation v2 (EVM)

Transaction Simulation v2 for EVM is generally available. It is a provider-based, multi-chain simulation service that gives a deeper and more reliable preview of transaction results before signing.

Transaction timeout configuration

Transaction timeout configuration is generally available across all environments. You can control how long Fireblocks waits before timing out a transaction, which matters for high-volume withdrawal workflows.

Broadcasting sub-statuses

Clearer broadcasting sub-statuses are generally available, so you can see where a transaction sits in the broadcast path instead of a generic in-progress state.

Improved exchange transaction failure visibility

Exchange transaction failures now surface clearer sub-statuses, making it easier to understand why a connected-exchange transfer failed.

Connected accounts auto asset mapping

Automatic asset mapping for NLV1 connected-account providers is generally available.

Asset mapping

Asset mapping is generally available, improving how Fireblocks maps assets across connected providers.

Compliance Policy Editor

The Compliance Policy Editor for AML and Travel Rule is generally available. You can create and edit AML and Travel Rule policies in the platform instead of uploading them manually, using an interface that mirrors workspace Policy.

Solana Token Extension selection

Custom selection of Solana Token Extensions (Token-2022) is generally available, including capabilities such as transfer hooks, pausable configuration, and default account state. Confidential Transfers are not supported.

Self-serve CIP-56 tokens

You can add CIP-56 tokens yourself in the Console and API, without a support ticket.

Arbitrum NFT support

You can custody, transfer, and manage NFTs on Arbitrum in the Console and API.

POL native staking

Native POL staking is generally available to all customers.

Tokenization Token List page

Token List page UX enhancements for Tokenization are generally available, making it easier to manage tokens deployed across multiple chains and utilities.

Mopay (Mobee) on-ramp and off-ramp

Mopay (Mobee) is generally available for on-ramp and off-ramp in IDR (Indonesia).

March 2026

Added support for XDC Network

The XDC Network is an open-source hybrid blockchain designed for trade finance and real-world asset tokenization, with low fees and high transaction speeds. Native asset: XDC. Learn more here.

Tempo is now live

Fireblocks now supports Tempo, a Layer 1 blockchain built by Stripe and Paradigm for stablecoin payments. Tempo uses USD-denominated fees paid with the transferred token rather than a separate native gas asset. Tempo Testnet and Tempo Mainnet are both supported. The native token standard is TIP-20 (ERC-20 compatible). Learn more here.

Added support for Marvyk

Marvyk is a Layer 1 blockchain focused on tokenizing real-world assets and integrating them with DeFi platforms. Native assets: MVRK (mainnet) and MVRK_TEST (testnet). Supported functionality: custody and transfers. Learn more here.

Added support for Fraxtal

Fraxtal is a high-performance EVM Layer 1 blockchain built for Frax's DeFi ecosystem and the GENIUS-compatible stablecoin frxUSD. Native asset: FRAX. Learn more here.

Added support for ADI Chain

ADI Chain is a scalable, EVM-compatible Layer 2 optimized for real-world asset tokenization, regulated DeFi, sovereign stablecoins, and financial applications. Native asset: ADI. Learn more here.

Tokenization on additional chains

The Tokenization Engine now supports Tempo, Cronos, Robinhood Chain, and Nero.

Cross-chain DeFi bridging

Cross-chain DeFi bridging is generally available from the unified swap experience in the Console and via the Trading API. It is powered by Li.Fi, with Across as the initial bridge. You can bridge native assets and tokens across supported EVM chains in the same place as same-chain swaps.

dApp Connection Policy

dApp Connection Policy is in full general availability, including automatic opt-in. All dApp connections are governed by the Policy engine, and workspaces must set Policy rules to interact with dApps.

TON High Load Wallet

TON High Load Wallet is generally available for high-throughput TON wallet operations.

New mobile experience

The redesigned Fireblocks mobile experience is generally available.

Off-Exchange settlement dashboard

The Off-Exchange settlement dashboard is generally available.

Off-Exchange transaction fee improvements

Off-Exchange transaction fee improvements are generally available, addressing settlement reliability and how fees are calculated for collateral vault accounts.

Security Auditor API role

The Security Auditor role is generally available for API users as well as Console users.

Amount range in Policy

Amount range conditions in Policy are generally available.

Vault account tags

Vault account tagging is generally available. You can tag vaults from the vault accounts view, manage tags in Settings, and use the tag APIs. This release covers regular tags; Protected Tags followed later.

Solana multi-destination (batched) transactions

Solana multi-destination transactions are generally available. You can batch multiple SOL or SPL token transfers into one transaction with multiple destinations.

Mantra token upgrade

The Mantra upgrade is live: ticker OM → MANTRA, decimal precision 6 → 18, and a 1:4 token split.

February 2026

Tempo Testnet is live

Fireblocks added support for Tempo Moderato Testnet, a Layer 1 from Stripe and Paradigm designed for stablecoin payments with USD-denominated fees paid using the transferred token. TIP-20 is ERC-20 compatible, with full EVM smart contract support. Learn more here.

Added support for Robinhood Chain

Robinhood Chain is a financial-grade Ethereum Layer 2 built on Arbitrum technology. Public testnet and mainnet are both supported. Native asset: ETH. Learn more here.

Added support for Citrea

Citrea is the first zero-knowledge rollup to enable Bitcoin applications without changing Bitcoin's consensus rules. It is fully EVM compatible and expands BTC utility through a BitVM-based trust-minimized Bitcoin bridge. Native asset: cBTC. Learn more here.

Added support for TX (formerly Coreum)

TX (formerly Coreum) is a Cosmos Layer 1 designed for real-world assets and capital markets. Native asset: TX. Learn more here.

Canton

Canton is generally available, including documented recovery of the native Canton coin (CC) from Fireblocks-managed validator registration using customer key material.

ETH staking Pectra withdrawals

Transaction-based withdrawals and partial withdrawals for native ETH staking (Pectra) are generally available to all customers.

Travel Rule for connected exchange transactions

Travel Rule compliance on connected exchange transactions is generally available in the Console. Bitstamp is default opt-in (PII for withdrawals and deposits). Bitfinex is default opt-in (PII for withdrawals). Binance remains opt-out by default.

Lachain deprecation

Fireblocks deprecated the Lachain blockchain on May 21, 2026. Workspaces already using Lachain retain access to existing wallets and assets. Workspaces that had not used Lachain, and new customers after the deprecation date, cannot get new Lachain access. Learn more here.

Nomina blockchain deprecation

The Nomina blockchain was deprecated on February 17th, 2026. Fireblocks blocked the chain and scheduled removal within 60 days. Wallet balances, staked positions, and held assets were automatically migrated to Ethereum as ERC-20 tokens. No action is required. Learn more here.

January 2026

Added support for MegaETH

MegaETH is an Ethereum Layer 2 designed for real-time performance, with sub-millisecond latency and high throughput. Native asset: ETH. Learn more here.

Added support for Ethereal

Ethereal is a decentralized exchange for spot and perpetual futures trading, built as a Layer 3 app chain on the Ethena Network. It uses USDe as native collateral. Native asset: USDe. Learn more here.

Solana dApps using Program Calls

Solana dApps using Program Calls are generally available to all customers. Program Call policies govern Solana dApp interactions for a more secure, policy-controlled experience than raw signing alone.

Pectra add to stake

Pectra add-to-stake for ETH staking is generally available to all customers, so you can add stake to existing compounding validators.

N.exchange network provider

N.exchange is generally available for non-European clients as a Fireblocks Network provider for swap and bridging, including access to thousands of swap pairs across multiple blockchains for customers with an active N.exchange account.

Expanded API Co-signer callback authentication

Additional callback-handler authentication methods are generally available from Co-signer version 2025.12.11 (SGX): Root-CA certificate, hybrid public key with certificate pinning, and hybrid public key with Root CA, in addition to public key authentication and self-signed certificate pinning.

Clearer API Co-signer versioning

API Co-signer versions now use a date-based format (for example, 2025.10.09) instead of commit hashes, so it is obvious which version a co-signer is running.