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is a digital asset custody, transfer, and settlement platform. It provides services primarily to institutional clients, such as exchanges, lending desks, banks, hedge funds, and other financial institutions.
The Fireblocks Wallet-as-a-Service (WaaS) is a part of the Fireblocks platform, designed to provide secure management and storage of digital assets for institutional users.
It isn't a wallet in the traditional sense where users download software to their personal devices; rather, it's an enterprise-grade solution that caters to businesses, financial institutions, and other large-scale entities that deal with cryptocurrencies and other digital assets.
You can safely store your company's CHZ with Fireblocks WaaS, and use their service to send and receive CHZ.
First, your company needs to have an account on the Fireblocks platform in order for you to have access to the Fireblocks workspace.
You must first log in to your . It should display the content Vault tab for your company account:
Before you can have your own CHZ asset wallet, you must create your vault. A Fireblocks vault can contain several asset wallets.
If you don't have your own vault yet, create one by clicking the "Create vault account" button on the right.
This opens the following modal window:
Enter the name of your vault, and you're done: You have your very own Fireblocks vault!
You can now create a CHZ-dedicated asset wallet in your vault.
Use the search bar to find "Chiliz" and the CHZ ticker in the list of available assets:
Select the CHZ ticker.
... and click the "Create Wallet" button.
And there you go, your vault now has a Chiliz Chain asset wallet, ready to use!
Once your vault and asset wallet are created, you can find them again from the console's homepage, in the list of vaults that your company already has (use the filters!).
Click to open your vault, and access your asset wallet from there.
You can't click to open a wallet, but there are options that you can use on the right: the deposit address, the "Withdraw" button, the "Deposit" button, and the "More actions" menu.
The deposit address is located on the "two-lines" button. This is the address that will receive CHZ transfers.
Click the button, and a modal window appears, displaying the address:
You can copy that address in the clipboard using the copy button (in blue in the screenshot above).
From there, you can use the "Deposit" or "Withdraw" buttons to access the interface that lets you add or remove funds to your asset wallet.
Click the "Deposit" button. The following modal window opens:
Make sure both the "From" and "To" fields are filled, enter the net amount (and a note if need be), then click the "Transfer" button at the bottom of the form to trigger the transfer (either a deposit or a withdrawing).
Done!
You can get the hash for your Fireblocks transfer, open the "Transaction details" sidebar in the Fireblocks Console, opening your transaction and clicking the "Transaction hash" link.
Then you can paste the link in the block explorer of your choice.
Besides offering a solid, entreprise-level transfer platform, Fireblocks provides a strong technical framework to build new blockchain-based products and manage digital asset operations, with support for a wide range of use cases across digital assets:
NFT Marketplaces and Platforms
Treasury Management
Digital Asset Custody
CeFi and DeFi Trading
Cross Border Payments
Web3 Gaming
Tokenization
Staking
Smart Contract Security and Management
Wallets for Retail Applications
Fireblocks also offers a robust REST API for developers to leverage Fireblocks' capabilities programmatically.
To make sure that everything went smoothly, you can rely on :
Chiliz Mainnet Explorer:
Spicy Testnet Explorer:
