Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Fireblocks Co-Founder and CEO Michael Shaulov joined NYSE Live to discuss the partnership powering Western Union's first stablecoin, USDPT, and what it signals for the next wave of institutional digital asset adoption. In this conversation with NYSE's Ashley Mastronardi, Michael covers: Fireblocks supports $14T+ in digital asset transactions across 150+ blockchains and powers the infrastructure behind payment giants, banks, and exchanges modernizing how money moves.

Stablecoin transaction volumes have hit $33 trillion. Hong Kong just issued its first stablecoin licenses. In this panel from Fintech Fireside Asia, leaders from Fireblocks, Coinbase, FOMO Pay, and AWS break down what's actually happening on the ground across APAC: real use cases, shifting risk models, and where institutional adoption goes next. Panelists: Dan Sleep, Head of Business Solutions, APAC, Fireblocks Hassan Ahmed, Country Director Singapore, Coinbase Zack Yang, Co-founder, FOMO Pay Naveen Gupta, Head of Business Development, Payments, APJ Leader, AWS.

The 4 digital asset use cases banks are monetizing in 2026: custody, stablecoin transaction banking, trading and brokerage, and tokenization. John Hallahan, Director of Business Solutions and Advisory for EMEA at Fireblocks, walks through how leading banks are building a single horizontal infrastructure stack to deliver across all four use cases, with real customer examples from BNY, ABN AMRO, Revolut, Banking Circle, JPMorgan, Citi, and DBS.

Owning the UI used to mean owning the customer. On blockchain, whoever controls the wallet controls the relationship. In this clip from the Banking Bootcamp, Fireblocks Financial Markets Economist Neil Chopra breaks down why wallet infrastructure is becoming the central layer for digital asset services at banks, and walks through the three use cases scaling in production today: custody and brokerage, stablecoin payments, and tokenization.

Fireblocks now supports 95 banks globally, and the adoption curve is accelerating. In this clip from the Banking Bootcamp, Financial Markets Economist Neil Chopra explains what's driving the shift: regulatory clarity, proven utility, and infrastructure that plugs into how banks already operate. This is Episode 1 of the Banking Bootcamp, a three-part series produced in partnership with American Banker.

Blockchain adoption in banking is moving from experimentation to production. In this session, Fireblocks Financial Markets Economist Neil Chopra breaks down where banks, fintechs, and non-bank competitors are already live, what wallet infrastructure means for onchain ownership and control, and why stablecoins are proving the utility case that's pulling the rest of the market forward.