Conflux Network, a public L1 blockchain, partners with Fireblocks, a leading provider of digital asset infrastructure for institutions. The partnership aims to strengthen blockchain operations at the institutional level. As Conflux Network revealed in its announcement, the initiative seeks to promote the secure management of assets while promoting compliance with Web3 technology in global markets. The joint move will therefore enable institutions to manage Conflux-native assets through a reliable infrastructure, while benefiting from enhanced governance controls.
We’re happy to announce that we’re partnering with @FireblocksHQ.
Fireblocks secures more than $14 trillion in digital asset transactions for more than 2,400 institutions worldwide.https://t.co/7jeI5Z3r3q
Institutions can onboard and manage Conflux-based assets directly into the systems…
– Conflux Network Official (@Conflux_Network) June 11, 2026
Conflux Network and Fireblocks join forces to advance digital asset infrastructure for institutions
In partnership with Fireblocks, Conflux Network strengthens digital asset management for institutional users and expands Web3 adoption. Conflux particularly welcomes Fireblocks as an official digital asset infrastructure provider. In this regard, Fireblock, which represents more than $14 trillion in total digital asset transfers for more than 2,400 entities worldwide, will provide advanced treasury and custody solutions.
Therefore, Conflux will use Fireblocks’ Multi-Party Computation (MPC)-focused custody and wallet technology. This development is poised to help Conflux securely manage treasury operations in parallel while maintaining full control over digital assets. In addition, MPC technology removes the dependence on single points of failure by distributing critical management obligations among various parties.
With this in mind, Fireblocks Conflux’s treasury management protocol gives Conflux access to exclusive functional controls, extensive audit trails and policy enforcement capabilities. Furthermore, the joint effort will aim to broaden institutional utilities in several new blockchain sectors, such as institutional asset management, RWA tokenization, cross-border payments and stablecoin settlement. While discussing this, Amy Zhang, head of Fireblocks’ APAC, claimed that the partnership will enable Conflux to help create a foundation for entities to operate and grow effectively in the on-chain setting.
Enabling easy integration of conventional finance into on-chain financial networks
Additionally, Christian Oertel, Global Expansion Lead of Conflux, said that access to Fireblocks’ institutional ecosystem can minimize the barriers organizations face when entering the Conflux network. At the same time, the executive added, this move encourages broader adoption of regulatory-compliant blockchain applications. Ultimately, this collaboration reflects a shift toward increasing the portability, manageability and security of digital assets and their integration into conventional financial systems.