Fireblocks has finalized an acquisition of TRES Finance, a crypto accounting platform, in a deal worth approximately $130 million, comprised of both cash and equity. This strategic move is aimed at establishing what the company describes as a unified operating system for digital assets.
According to sources familiar with the discussions, the acquisition price approximates $130 million, marking Fireblocks” second significant acquisition in recent months. This follows their earlier purchase of the wallet startup Dynamic for around $90 million in October 2025. The latest acquisition is a part of Fireblocks” broader strategy to expand its offerings, which currently facilitate the secure transfer of digital assets valued between $4 trillion and $10 trillion annually for various financial institutions, including banks and fintechs.
The addition of TRES Finance is expected to enhance Fireblocks” capabilities by merging secure transaction execution with accounting-grade data. This integration aims to deliver comprehensive support across front, middle, and back office operations related to digital assets.
TRES Finance is known for its ability to convert complex blockchain transactions into structured, audit-ready financial records for businesses. The platform consolidates data from over 280 blockchains, exchanges, banks, and custodians, offering CFOs and finance teams a unified perspective on financial balances, transaction flows, and exposure to risk. Serving more than 200 organizations, including notable names such as Alchemy and Wintermute, TRES Finance supports tasks such as reconciliation, reporting, and tax preparation, adhering to traditional audit standards.
The integration of TRES Finance will empower customers to manage daily operations and back-office finance through a single, secure, and compliant framework. Transactions initiated through Fireblocks are set to carry complete contextual data directly into TRES Finance“s ledgers, thereby enhancing reconciliation, control measures, and compliance with regulatory reporting requirements that are becoming increasingly stringent.
Executives from both companies have highlighted that this merger will serve as foundational infrastructure for what they term “onchain finance.” This development seeks to connect the dots between settlement, treasury management, accounting, and compliance within a singular environment. As more banks, asset managers, and corporations transition their operations onto blockchain technology, Fireblocks anticipates that the integration of security and financial intelligence will evolve from being a niche feature to a standard necessity.
