Firelight

Firelight describes on-chain protection infrastructure for digital assets and includes a staking interface.

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About Firelight

Firelight is a web-based protection layer for on-chain digital asset products. Its homepage describes builders who use DeFi infrastructure to offer on-chain yield to their users. Firelight adds cover to that infrastructure, with terms the site describes as transparent and verifiable and designed to cover defined protocol failures. Capital providers, referred to as stakers, allocate assets to non-custodial vaults that back a set of cover markets. The homepage says Firelight registers each market's coverage terms, including scope, price, and capacity, on-chain. Stakers receive a share of the coverage fees paid by program operators, distributed each period.

When an incident occurs, the site says an independent Risk Consortium validates it against published coverage criteria. The homepage states that Firelight Cover is now live and that Early Contribution Rewards are available, without giving details of those rewards. The site also states that its information is for informational purposes only and is not an offer to sell or a solicitation in any jurisdiction, and that Firelight does not provide professional advice or personalized recommendations.

Key features

  • On-chain cover markets with coverage scope, price, and capacity registered on-chain
  • Non-custodial vaults that stakers use to back a diversified set of cover markets
  • Coverage fees distributed to stakers in proportion to their share, each period
  • Incident validation by an independent Risk Consortium against published coverage criteria
  • Staking interface with a Start Staking option on the homepage
  • Cover intended for on-chain earn programs and vault operators
Best for: Builders and vault operators offering on-chain yield products, and capital providers who want to stake against defined protocol-failure cover.
Good for
  • Coverage terms are described as transparent and verifiable, and are published for each market
  • Incidents are reviewed by an independent Risk Consortium against published criteria
  • Staking uses non-custodial vaults, according to the homepage
Watch out for
  • Cover is described as designed for defined protocol failures only, so other risks are not covered
  • The site states its information is for informational purposes only and is not professional advice
  • The site states it is not an offer or solicitation in any jurisdiction, so eligibility by region is not described

Firelight at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Firelight FAQ

How are staking rewards paid?
The homepage says stakers receive their proportional share of the coverage fees paid by program operators, distributed each period.
What happens when an incident occurs?
The homepage says an independent Risk Consortium validates the incident against the published coverage criteria.
Does Firelight provide financial advice?
No. The site states that Firelight does not provide professional advice, and its information should not be treated as personalized recommendations.
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