Over the past year, OTC firms moved nearly $50 billion in stablecoins to fintechs and banks across the Fireblocks Network. Previously, this process required teams to toggle between separate portals and manually reconcile credit limits for every transaction. The new interface integrates with the existing Fireblocks Policy Engine, ensuring that trading limits and quorum approvals are enforced across all connected liquidity providers.

B2C2 and Zodia Markets are currently live on the platform, with Cumberland, FalconX, GSR, Hercle, Nonco, and Wintermute expected to follow. MoneyGram, OpenPayd, Reap, TapTapSend, and Zepz have joined as design partners to test the workflow. According to Ran Goldi, Chief Payments & Network Officer at Fireblocks, the platform removes the friction of desk-by-desk negotiation while allowing companies to maintain their established credit terms and settlement arrangements. The system supports major stablecoins against G10 currencies, with settlement occurring directly between the customer and the liquidity provider rather than through the platform itself.