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Expand Up @@ -72,6 +72,12 @@ Get started through the [BitGo platform](https://www.bitgo.com) or explore their

Access Tempo through the [Fireblocks console](https://console.fireblocks.io/) and explore the [Fireblocks Developer docs](https://developers.fireblocks.com/).

### Cubist

[Cubist](https://cubist.dev) provides high-performance, institutional-grade infrastructure spanning wallets, tokenization, payments, and private smart contracts. Institutions use Cubist to manage their treasuries, automate internal operations, and programmatically control how digital assets move while delivering cryptographic audit trails for regulators. Developers use Cubist to provision wallets with familiar authentication methods and gas sponsorship for end users and AI agents.

Learn about [Cubist on Tempo](https://cubist.dev) and [request a demo](https://cubist.dev) for more information.

### DFNS

[DFNS](https://www.dfns.co) provides programmable key management and wallet-as-a-service infrastructure for Tempo. With DFNS, developers can create and manage wallets, automate signing workflows, and build custom orchestration logic, all backed by distributed MPC key generation and policy-based access controls.
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