The new IBM–Dfns platform enables banks and governments to manage digital assets securely across 40 blockchains.

The American tech giant is preparing to launch its first digital asset service platform - Digital Asset Haven - by the end of 2025. Developed in collaboration with Dfns, the French specialist in wallet infrastructure, the platform will enable banks and large organizations to manage, secure, and integrate digital assets directly into their existing infrastructures.

Lancée en 2020, la start-up basée entre Paris et New York a réussi à se faire une place de choix au milieu des géants de la conservation d'actifs numériques comme Fireblocks et Ledger. Avec cette opération, elle veut accélérer son développement, notamment auprès des grandes institutions financières.

Zodia Custody has partnered with Dfns, a wallet infrastructure platform, to bring more optionality to the company’s technology stack.

Dfns, a Web3 wallet infrastructure and security firm, landed a pair of former Genesis and Gemini executives this week.

The Space Wallet provides enhanced security against physical access-based attacks.

The addition will allow wallet developers to incorporate Face ID, fingerprints, and other convenient authentication methods into their products.

Affected services say they were given barely any notice before Dfns published its blog post detailing the so-called zero day.

Dfns, a crypto wallet startup, raised $13.5 million in seed funding to expand its services that help secure the digital assets of FinTech companies and banks by safeguarding cryptocurrency passwords.

The French company's service splits a wallet's private key, or password, and distributes the pieces so it no longer exists in a single place.