Lynq, a real-time interest-bearing settlement network, today announced that Phase 1 of its integration with Fireblocks is live. It gives institutional clients the ability to connect their Lynq accounts directly to Fireblocks and perform settlement and collateral management activities through the Fireblocks’ platform. This integration simplifies funding operations, strengthens liquidity management, and expands the settlement options available to institutional users.
“This collaboration was very logical, especially when you look at the overlap between Fireblocks and Lynq clients,” said Jerald David, CEO of Lynq. “By providing access to Lynq functionality directly through the Fireblocks console, we’re providing clients with a familiar and efficient way to engage with their counterparties.”
“Fireblocks and Lynq share a commitment to delivering secure, always-on infrastructure for institutional settlement,” said Richard Astle, head of Fireblocks Network. “This integration reflects our focus on simplifying institutional operations while enhancing liquidity control across the digital asset ecosystem.”
The launch comes as institutions are seeking infrastructure that links custody, settlement, and liquidity tools into a unified workflow. With interest-bearing settlement becoming increasingly relevant to trading desks and treasury teams, the integration is meeting a growing demand for infrastructure that lowers friction while supporting more active capital deployment across markets.
“Fireblocks’ native support for Lynq streamlines our treasury operations end-to-end. Being able to initiate settlement transactions and maintain productive balances from a single platform gives us greater control, faster response times, and a more efficient way to deploy capital in volatile markets,” added Matthew Lepow, who leads the U.S. Trade Operations team at FalconX.
Phase 2 of the integration will focus on deepening operational connectivity by enabling clients to automate treasury workflows, and support more sophisticated settlement routing directly from the Fireblocks interface. This next phase is expected to give institutions greater flexibility in how they move balances between custody, trading venues, and counterparties, while further reducing manual processes and operational overhead. By embedding more of Lynq’s settlement capabilities natively into Fireblocks’ infrastructure, the two teams aim to streamline institutional funding, improve liquidity responsiveness, and expand the range of use cases that can be supported within a single, secure environment.
“This integration delivers exactly what institutional clients expect: speed, security, and capital efficiency in one workflow. Lynq through Fireblocks gives us another way to meet those expectations. We’re pleased to be among the first to go live,” added Gabriel Titopoulos, managing director, markets and trading, SCRYPT.
