Concordium joins Dfns wallet-as-a-service
08 January 2026 Switzerland
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Concordium blockchain will join Dfns wallet-as-a-service (WaaS), making it available to over 130 institutional clients.
Dfns current WaaS customer base comprises web2 companies, such as Fidelity International, ABN AMRO, IBM, in addition to web3 projects that include Circle, Paxos, Moonpay.
Its WaaS service is intended to eliminate the cost and complexity of in-house wallet development, in addition to reducing its associated risk.
The partnership is said to allow builders on Concordium to manage their keys more securely, with institutions possessing the tools to tap into compliance-ready workflows, combining with Dfns’ enterprise-secure multi-party computation (MPC) wallet infrastructure.
Commenting on the collaboration, Boris Bohrer-Bilowitzki, Concordium CEO, believes “partnering with Dfns marks an important step in making blockchain infrastructure usable for serious institutions”.
Dfns CEO, Clarisse Hagège, adds: “We’re proud to bring Concordium’s unique regulatory-ready design to our customers.”
The combination of Concordium’s compliance-ready blockchain with Dfn’s MPC-based WaaS platform is aimed at offering institutions a simplified, end-to-end pathway to issue, manage, and securely settle tokenised assets.
Dfns current WaaS customer base comprises web2 companies, such as Fidelity International, ABN AMRO, IBM, in addition to web3 projects that include Circle, Paxos, Moonpay.
Its WaaS service is intended to eliminate the cost and complexity of in-house wallet development, in addition to reducing its associated risk.
The partnership is said to allow builders on Concordium to manage their keys more securely, with institutions possessing the tools to tap into compliance-ready workflows, combining with Dfns’ enterprise-secure multi-party computation (MPC) wallet infrastructure.
Commenting on the collaboration, Boris Bohrer-Bilowitzki, Concordium CEO, believes “partnering with Dfns marks an important step in making blockchain infrastructure usable for serious institutions”.
Dfns CEO, Clarisse Hagège, adds: “We’re proud to bring Concordium’s unique regulatory-ready design to our customers.”
The combination of Concordium’s compliance-ready blockchain with Dfn’s MPC-based WaaS platform is aimed at offering institutions a simplified, end-to-end pathway to issue, manage, and securely settle tokenised assets.
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