Fireblocks has launched Earn, a native onchain lending feature built into its enterprise platform.
The tool allows institutions to supply stablecoin balances to lending protocols, targeting capital that often sits idle between deployment cycles, settlement windows, or operational holds.
The launch follows a year where Fireblocks processed US$6 trillion in stablecoin transfer volume, a 300% year-on-year increase across its 2,400 institutional clients.
By embedding lending capabilities, the company provides a secure path for customers to put capital to work using the same approval workflows and policy controls used for their digital asset operations.
Through the integration, institutions can access Morpho, a lending network powering curated strategies from names such as Sentora.
They can also access Aave, a protocol representing roughly 60% of market activity and the majority of onchain stablecoin borrowing.
Both protocols are accessible within the Fireblocks environment, maintaining institutional governance over decentralised finance (DeFi) operations.
Michael Shaulov, CEO and Co-Founder of Fireblocks, said,
“One of the biggest unlocks of onchain finance is the ability to put money to work every second, never letting it sit idle. For the first time, institutions can put those balances to work through onchain lending strategies curated by established institutional names, inside the same platform, under the same controls they already run. Every institution on Fireblocks now has access to a revenue line they didn’t have yesterday.”
The launch includes a curated vault from Sentora powered by Morpho, an infrastructure layer designed for managed, accountable access to professional capital.
Morpho uses a curator model to provide the oversight required for institutional participation.
Earn is available across all Fireblocks solutions. For corporate treasuries, this provides access to lending strategies without new infrastructure or operational changes.
For firms building financial products, the feature allows these capabilities to be offered directly within applications.
Fireblocks Earn is currently in early access for customers.
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