Embed business accounts into your platform
Offer digital asset accounts to the businesses on your platform. Teams hold their own funds and manage financial operations with policies and approvals built in.
Build financial products for businesses
Develop your financial product on accounts with configurable policies, approval workflows, and team permissions built in. Give each business customer its own account, with wallets its team can manage together.
Business banking
Build business banking or spend products with digital asset accounts. Set platform-wide policies, then let each business customer define its own rules within those controls.
Remittances
Fund local operators from your treasury. Each operator holds its own balance, with policies and approvals for its team.
Payroll
Give employers accounts for payroll, with separate permissions for finance and HR and approval rules for outgoing payments.
Merchant payouts
Give merchants accounts to manage payment funds, with approval rules for supplier payments and other business expenses.
Give businesses control within your policies
Set platform-wide policies, then let each business define rules for payments and account changes. Combine approved assets and destinations, spending limits, and approval requirements in a single policy.
Enforce the rules before funds move
Every transaction must pass policy checks before signing. Rules run in a tamper-resistant environment that apps and user devices cannot bypass. Transaction screening is on by default to block malicious destinations, detect address poisoning, and flag risky token approvals.
Make critical actions a shared decision
Choose who can authorize an action and how many people must sign off. Team members can approve an action without holding signing authority.
Keep admin and signing authority separate
Admins can manage the account without permission to sign transactions. Assign signing authority independently, including API signers for automated workflows.
Maintain an audit trail of every account change
Every policy and access change is logged and traceable. Surface that history in your application through the API and webhooks.
Build for businesses on the Fireblocks Platform
Connect your treasury to business accounts
Manage your stablecoin treasury in the Fireblocks Console and pay out to the business accounts of your regional operators.
Choose your assets and partners
Access the Fireblocks Network to choose the assets, rails, and partners that fit your business.
Proven for scale
Fireblocks infrastructure secures over $16T in digital asset transactions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What are Business Accounts?
Business Accounts are digital asset accounts you offer to business customers through your platform. Each business holds its own funds and manages financial operations as a team. You set platform-wide policies, and each business defines its own spending rules, approval requirements, and team permissions within those controls. -
How does a Business Account relate to an embedded wallet?
An embedded wallet supplies the key infrastructure for an individual user. Business Accounts add team access and policies across multiple wallets, so a business can manage funds with shared approval requirements. -
Can an account have multiple wallets?
Yes. A Business Account can hold multiple wallets, with account-level policies that apply across them. -
Can the platform developer access or control a customer’s Business Account?
A developer sets environment-level defaults and app-wide rules and can read account state through the API. Developer access does not automatically grant signing authority. Signing requires being an assigned signer on the wallet. -
What is the difference between a signer and an approver?
A signer can sign transactions on a wallet. An approver reviews an action when a policy requires their approval. Someone can approve an action without holding signing authority. -
Can businesses automate transactions with bots or agents?
API signers let services sign transactions within defined policy limits. Businesses can restrict an automated signer to specific tokens and approved destinations. Any required approvals still apply. -
What chains are supported?
Business Accounts support EVM chains, including Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, and Optimism, as well as Solana and Bitcoin.
Business Accounts are infrastructure. Please review Dynamic terms and conditions for full details on acceptable use.