Fireblocks unveiled Fireblocks Flow today at the Money 20/20 conference in Amsterdam. CEO Michael Shaulov discussed the launch alongside details on the company's payment growth trajectory.
Fireblocks, the crypto infrastructure provider, announced the debut of Fireblocks Flow during the industry event in Amsterdam. The platform addition comes as the company continues expanding its payment capabilities.
CEO Michael Shaulov appeared on Bloomberg Crypto to detail the launch, addressing how Flow fits into Fireblocks' broader infrastructure strategy. The announcement marks another step in the company's evolution as a core infrastructure player serving institutional clients.
Fireblocks has positioned itself as a critical layer for managing digital assets, serving financial institutions and enterprise clients. The Flow launch represents the company's effort to streamline payment operations within the crypto ecosystem.
Shaulov highlighted payment growth metrics during the Bloomberg segment, underscoring demand for Fireblocks' infrastructure solutions in the institutional market. The Money 20/20 conference in Amsterdam provided a platform to showcase the platform to financial services leaders and industry stakeholders.
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