Self-custody infrastructure provider Safe (formerly known as Gnosis) has announced a strategic partnership with blockchain security firm Redefine.

The main aim is to enable users to transact with “more confidence” by diligently checking each transaction which can be achieved by integrating Redefine’s pre-transaction risk assessment tool DeFirewall into Safe’s user interface.

Enhancing Blockchain Security

According to the official press release shared with CryptoPotato, the integration of Redefine’s DeFirewall into Safe is expected to elevate the level of protection over assets while simultaneously guaranteeing greater transaction security. The latest move will ultimately foster greater adoption of digital assets, Redefine said in a statement.

Richard Meissner, Co-Founder and Technical Lead at Safe, underscored the importance of improving the user interfaces of Web3 platforms in a bid to combat bad actors and exploits in this digital asset industry. He also highlighted the issue of blind signing, where users may sign off on transactions they are not fully informed about. This is an area of concern in the process of making self-custody accessible to a broader range of users as well as organizations, the exec added.

“By partnering with Redefine and integrating DeFirewall, Safe is offering greater transparency and assurance in their everyday transactions, enabling sustainable growth on the platform.”

Redefine’s CEO and co-founder Shira Brezis said that the integration combines two crucial elements for the user – enhanced risk visibility and trusted security. She further stated that the partnership will usher in a new era of security with this collaboration between the two platforms.

Gnosis Safe’s Expansion and Rebranding

Safe is originally a product in the Gnosis ecosystem. The digital asset management platform rebranded to Safe in July 2022 after spinning off from its parent company and raised $100 million in funding, in a round led by crypto fund 1kx. Other participants included prominent names such as Tiger Global, A&T Capital, Blockchain C