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MOTMX Integrates Fireblocks to Add Self-Custody to Crypto Rewards

Financial institutions looking to modernize card rewards are gaining a new tool as MOTMX integrates Fireblocks infrastructure into its GetC platform. The partnership introduces self-custody wallet capabilities to a white-label product that allows banks and credit unions to offer crypto cashback without overhauling existing core banking systems.

MOTMX Integrates Fireblocks to Add Self-Custody to Crypto Rewards
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The GetC product operates as a SaaS-based solution, enabling card issuers to transform traditional cashback programs into crypto micro-investments. By utilizing Fireblocks’ digital asset infrastructure, MOTMX aims to provide a low-risk entry point for institutions seeking to capture younger demographics and differentiate their offerings in a crowded payments market.

Nihad Nazir, CEO of MOTMX, described the collaboration with Dynamic—a Fireblocks company—as a strategic move to secure on-chain financial services for traditional banking clients. The integration allows institutions to launch pilot programs in under 30 days, functioning either as standalone loyalty offerings or as components of a wider digital asset strategy.

Currently, the platform is available through a limited pilot program for select U.S. banks, credit unions, and card issuers. The goal is to provide a pragmatic path toward blockchain integration that prioritizes regulatory alignment and ease of use, bypassing the need for large-scale, disruptive infrastructure overhauls.

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