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Partners & Integrations
FortisX connects to institutional custody, infrastructure, and data providers so that staking analytics and policy-driven operations sit alongside the systems your teams already trust.
No Rebuild. No Re-Custody
Why Integrations Matter
Integrations are what turn the FortisX allocation engine from an isolated analytics system into something your teams can safely operate. They let staking decisions live inside existing security controls, approval chains, and monitoring instead of sitting in a separate silo.
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Aligned with existing workflows - Staking becomes another governed activity inside your treasury and infrastructure processes, not a side project with its own rules.
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Controlled key exposure - Remote signing keeps private keys inside your custody or MPC setup while FortisX works only with authorised transactions.
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Consistent visibility - Network, validator, and pool metrics can feed into the observability and reporting tools your teams already rely on.
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Predictable rollouts - Integration projects follow a clear sequence from sandbox validation to production rollout and scheduled reviews, reducing operational risk.
Ecosystem & data sources
Current and planned integrations
FortisX is being designed to work with established data providers, infrastructure platforms, explorers, and analytics services. The companies shown here represent current and planned data sources; individual integrations may still be in evaluation, testing, or development.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
FortisX is designed to connect with institutional custody and MPC platforms, node and RPC providers, market and on-chain data vendors, and internal analytics or reporting tools. The exact set of connectors is scoped for each client so that integrations reflect the systems your teams already rely on.
In a typical deployment, private keys remain within your existing custody or MPC setup. FortisX uses remote signing and policy-controlled workflows, working only with authorised transactions rather than holding or exporting keys.
Most projects begin with sandbox connectivity and data validation, followed by configuration of policies, signing flows, and monitoring. Once the setup is proven, the same patterns are promoted into production under your standard change-management procedures.
Yes. Many teams start by consuming FortisX metrics, alerts, and APIs as an additional analytics and risk layer. Execution workflows for staking within supported networks can be integrated later, once internal governance and custody arrangements are aligned.
Successful integrations usually involve a small group covering infrastructure and DevOps, security, treasury or trading operations, and risk or compliance. FortisX provides technical guidance and reference architectures so that each team understands its role in the rollout.
Data from custody, infrastructure, and analytics providers feeds into the FortisX allocation engine and risk models. The same datasets can be accessed via API, giving your teams a consistent view of network, validator, and pool metrics across internal dashboards and tools.
Network and system coverage evolves over time. During scoping, FortisX and your team identify which custody platforms, infrastructure providers, and data sources are in scope and prioritise any new connectors that are required, based on technical fit and expected usage.