Bitpace taps Fireblocks for stablecoin settlements

Bitpace has integrated Fireblocks into its payment infrastructure to support cross-border stablecoin settlements across a platform that handles more than 75 cryptocurrencies and 40 fiat currencies. Summary Bitpace integrated Fireblocks to strengthen cross-border stablecoin settlement, transaction controls, custody, and treasury operations globally. Fireblocks says stablecoins represented 69% of digital asset transaction volume across its platform during Q2. Bitpace supports settlements in more than 75 cryptocurrencies and 40 fiat currencies for businesses worldwide. Fireblocks processes over $200 billion monthly in stablecoin volume across payment providers, fintechs, and banks. Bitpace plans to use Fireblocks for higher volumes and expansion into additional jurisdictions next year. Bitpace said on Sept. 22 that Fireblocks has been connected directly to its core platform, giving corporate customers additional transaction controls, digital-asset security tools and custody infrastructure for international payments. The companies did not disclose the value of transactions expected to pass through the integration, implementation costs or a list of blockchain networks enabled specifically for Bitpace clients. Bitpace said the infrastructure will be used for stablecoin transfers, multi-currency treasury activity and payment settlement across international markets. You might also like: Kakao Pay, KakaoBank sign Fireblocks stablecoin MoU Bitpace integrates Fireblocks into stablecoin settlement Through the deployment, Bitpace customers can route and settle stablecoin transfers using Fireblocks infrastructure without Bitpace building a separate security and transaction-management layer for each payment flow. Stablecoin settlement, without the banking rails.@Bitpace has integrated Fireblocks to route and settle cross-border stablecoin transfers across 75 crypto and 40 fiat currencies. Full announcement: https://t.co/PvqVhTN3gYhttps://t.co/QO9DwXux91 — Fireblocks (@FireblocksHQ) September 22, 2026 Bitpace CEO Anil Oncu described the integration as providing “speed and security” alongside operational flexibility for its global clients. His comments describe the company’s intended operational benefits; the announcement does not provide independent performance data comparing settlement speeds before and after Fireblocks was deployed. Fireblocks provides institutional wallet infrastructure, policy controls, transaction approvals and connectivity between digital-asset firms, liquidity providers and payment companies. Its Network product lets participants connect with payment providers, banks, stablecoin issuers and on/off-ramp companies through one infrastructure layer. Richard Astle, Fireblocks’ vice president and head of network, said “transaction security and network reach” allow payment companies to handle rising transaction volumes. The partnership announcement does not state whether Bitpace will use every Fireblocks product or identify which custody configuration applies to individual customers. Bitpace’s existing services are focused on businesses rather than retail customers. Its current terms state that its products are provided to wholesale customers, companies and merchants, with services varying by jurisdiction. Fireblocks brings $200B monthly stablecoin network The Bitpace integration connects the payments company to infrastructure Fireblocks says processes more than $200 billion in stablecoin volume each month through payment providers, fintech companies and banks.