Fireblocks and TRES Finance have entered into an acquisition agreement that brings the two businesses together to address growing operational and compliance demands across the digital asset sector.
The acquisition is aimed at closing a widening gap between onchain activity and traditional financial reporting, as digital asset use cases expand beyond trading into payments, stablecoins and tokenised assets.
Fireblocks said the deal supports its ambition to deliver a complete operating system for digital assets by embedding audit-ready, tax-compliant financial records directly into blockchain-based operations. The value of the transaction was not disclosed.
Fireblocks was founded more than seven years ago to address institutional concerns around digital asset security. Its platform enables financial institutions, crypto-native companies and payment providers to securely move, store and manage digital assets at scale, with infrastructure that has been used to transfer trillions of dollars in value. As adoption has grown, Fireblocks has increasingly focused on enabling new business models, including stablecoin payments and tokenisation.
TRES Finance specialises in digital asset accounting and financial intelligence, helping organisations transform raw blockchain transaction data into structured financial records. Its technology supports reconciliation, audit preparation and compliance by integrating digital asset activity with enterprise resource planning systems, general ledgers and reporting workflows. The company serves more than 230 clients, including Finoa, Alchemy, Dune, Wintermute, M2 and Bank Frick.
The acquisition comes as regulatory frameworks for digital assets take shape globally, including MiCA in the EU and proposed legislation such as the GENIUS Act in the US. These developments are increasing pressure on both crypto-native firms and traditional financial institutions to produce accurate, auditable and tax-compliant financial data. Fireblocks said the lack of connectivity between blockchain infrastructure and existing finance systems has become a critical operational risk for growing businesses.
For crypto-native companies, expanding into new markets, preparing for public listings or raising institutional capital now requires audit-ready financial data. For banks and payment providers adopting tokenisation and stablecoins, digital asset activity must be consistently reflected in existing finance and treasury systems. Fireblocks said integrating TRES’ capabilities directly into its platform addresses these challenges by creating a single source of financial truth across onchain and offchain operations.
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