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WazirX, one of India’s biggest cryptocurrency exchanges, has taken a major step to harden the safety of funds on its platform by integrating Fireblocks, an enterprise-grade digital asset custody and operations platform. The move, announced publicly today, brings institutional custody tooling into WazirX’s backend as the exchange looks to scale operations and broaden blockchain support. The partnership plugs WazirX into a network used by thousands of financial firms: Fireblocks says its platform is trusted by more than 2,400 institutions and has secured the movement of over $10 trillion in digital-asset transactions across dozens of blockchains. That pedigree is important for exchanges seeking both credibility and the kinds of controls expected by institutional counterparties. For users, the most visible change will be in how assets are stored and approved for movement. Fireblocks uses multi-party computation (MPC) wallet technology that splits signing authority across multiple parties and devices so that no single private key is ever exposed, a design that removes the classic single point of compromise and raises the bar for attackers. WazirX says this will allow it to adopt institutional-grade custody controls without sacrificing the speed needed for exchange operations. Boosting User Security Beyond the underlying cryptography, Fireblocks brings a policy and governance layer that lets operators define transaction rules, approval workflows and access boundaries down to the asset, amount, counterparty and user role. Those granular transaction policies and automated approval flows are intended to reduce the risk of unauthorized or anomalous transfers by forcing multi-step verification before funds can move. Integrations with third-party compliance and monitoring tools also give teams the ability to run real-time transaction screening. Operational resilience is another selling point here. Fireblocks’ platform is built for high-volume, automated custody and settlement, with real-time monitoring and policy enforcement designed to support rapid growth and more complex on-chain…

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Filed under: News - @ January 28, 2026 4:27 am