Fireblocks (Wallet)

Frequently Asked Questions about Fireblocks’ Non‑Custodial Wallet

What security model does Fireblocks Wallet use?

Fireblocks' Wallet uses 2-of-2 Multi‑Party Computation (MPC‑CMP), meaning one key share lives on the user’s device and another in an Intel SGX secure server. This removes single-point-of-failure risks while ensuring the user retains full control over asset signing

Can businesses embed Fireblocks Wallet into their apps?

Yes. Fireblocks provides SDKs and APIs for iOS, Android, and web, enabling seamless embedding of MPC wallets into branded applications. Companies can customize UX, recovery flows, and deploy across 100+ blockchains—often going live in days

Is Fireblocks Vault accessible to enterprises?

Fireblocks Vault offers enterprise MPC wallet management, workspace governance, admin quorum controls, whitelisting, and policy engines to support treasury-level workflows. Workspaces can hold multiple vaults with self‑custody or embedded setups.

How does it integrate with accounting tools?

Fireblocks integrates with platforms like TaxBit and Cryptoworth for institutional-grade accounting. When synced with Cryptoworth’s crypto accounting software, wallet activities—such as transfers, staking, tokenization, and DeFi interactions—are captured with cost-basis logic, gain/loss, and categorized as audit-ready journal entries.

What happens if a user loses device access?

Fireblocks Wallet employs seedless recovery with backup options like cloud storage (iCloud/Google Drive) or social recovery. Private keys are never exposed, and users can revoke or freeze wallets through embedded policy controls.

Is Fireblocks Wallet suitable for DeFi and NFT apps?

Absolutely. Its WalletConnect integration allows embedded MPC wallets to interact with dApps, DeFi protocols, and NFT marketplaces. This provides a secure foundation for on-chain engagement while protecting user assets.