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Fireblocks to support Moomoo Singapore in scaling digital asset services

Fireblocks partners with Moomoo Singapore to deliver secure, scalable digital asset services and expand retail access to cryptocurrency.

Fireblocks, an enterprise platform for secure digital asset custody, settlement, trading operations, and stablecoin payments, has announced a partnership with Moomoo, a global investment and trading platform, to strengthen and expand Moomoo Singapore’s digital asset offerings. Through the integration of Fireblocks’ Wallets-as-a-Service (WaaS) infrastructure, Moomoo aims to improve scalability, reliability, and security across its platform as it grows its cryptocurrency services.

The integration is expected to be completed by the end of 2025 and will connect Moomoo Singapore to the Fireblocks Network, the industry’s largest digital asset network. This network brings together more than 2,400 exchanges, fintech firms, banks, payment service providers, and liquidity partners, enabling businesses to securely settle transactions worth over US$10 trillion. By joining this network, Moomoo Singapore will gain access to a wider range of liquidity providers, better rates, and increased competitiveness in an evolving digital asset market.

“As digital assets continue to gain traction with retail investors, trading platforms like Moomoo require enterprise-grade infrastructure they can rely on,” said Amy Zhang, Head of APAC at Fireblocks. “By integrating Fireblocks’ wallets into its platform, Moomoo is not only enhancing the security of its digital asset offerings, but also unlocking the ability to innovate and scale its offerings with confidence.”

Expanding digital asset capabilities in Singapore

As regulatory clarity for digital assets improves in markets such as the United States and across Asia, financial institutions are accelerating innovation to meet changing investor needs. Moomoo Singapore is using its Capital Markets Services and Major Payment Institution licences from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) to expand its cryptocurrency product suite. Through its collaboration with Fireblocks, the company will introduce instant wallet creation and faster transaction execution, supporting its rapidly growing user base and increasing trading volumes.

Fireblocks’ WaaS solution combines Multi-Party Computation (MPC) cryptography with secure hardware to provide multi-layered security, protecting users against attacks, collusion, and human error. This means Moomoo customers can expect seamless access to digital wallets alongside enhanced protection for their assets.

“Digital assets are becoming an increasingly important part of how investors diversify their portfolios, reflecting the way global markets are evolving,” said Echo Zhao, Country Head of Moomoo Singapore. “At Moomoo Singapore, we are enabling investors to participate in these developments as part of a broader, more dynamic financial ecosystem. By working with technology providers within the industry, we can integrate new capabilities that expand access for our clients while ensuring their investing journey remains seamless and transparent. These collaborations strengthen the overall ecosystem we are building — one that empowers everyday investors with more choice, greater confidence, and the ability to capture opportunities across both traditional and emerging asset classes.”

Institutional-grade infrastructure for retail investors

The collaboration between Fireblocks and Moomoo Singapore represents a significant step towards bringing institutional-grade digital asset infrastructure to retail investors. As cryptocurrency adoption grows, the partnership aims to equip Moomoo’s users with the same level of security, efficiency, and reliability trusted by leading financial institutions worldwide.

By combining Fireblocks’ secure, enterprise-level infrastructure with Moomoo’s expanding crypto services, the two companies aim to provide investors with a platform that enables them to trade and manage digital assets with greater confidence and ease. The move positions Moomoo Singapore to better meet evolving investor expectations and compete more effectively in a fast-changing financial landscape.

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