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Fortary supports initiating transactions across multiple blockchain networks. Every transaction goes through a structured approval workflow before assets are ever moved — ensuring every transfer is reviewed and authorized before hitting the blockchain.

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Who Can Create Transactions

Users with the Initiator role on a vault can create transactions for that vault. If you do not see the option to initiate a transaction, contact your organization admin to confirm your role assignment.

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Supported Networks

This is NOT an all inclusive list. Fortary is able to add new networks quickly, if it appears in your app a network is not support please request it with our team and we will add it shortly.
NetworkSupported Assets
BitcoinBTC
EthereumETH and ERC-20 tokens
Avalanche C-ChainAVAX and ERC-20 tokens
Avalanche P-ChainAVAX (staking and cross-chain transfers)
Any Other EVM NetworkNative Token & ERC-20
Other non-EVM NetworksAny relevant token type

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Creating a Transfer

1

Navigate to Transfer

From the main navigation, click Transfer or select the Send option from your vault or account view.
2

Select Your Vault and Network

Choose the vault you want to send from. Then select the blockchain network and the specific token or asset to transfer.
3

Enter the Amount

Enter the amount you want to send. Fortary will display the estimated network fee and the total that will leave the vault.
4

Select a Destination

Choose a destination from your organization’s whitelisted addresses or other vaults in your entity that you own and have access to. Destinations are pre-approved through your policy controls. If the address you need is not listed, a whitelist policy request must be submitted and approved before the transaction can proceed.See Whitelisting Addresses for details.
5

Add a Memo (Optional)

Add a descriptive note to help your team identify this transaction. Memos are visible in transaction history and on the transaction detail page.
6

Review the Summary

Before submitting, review all transaction details — vault, network, token, amount, fee, and destination — on the summary screen.
7

Submit for Approval

Click Submit for Review. The transaction enters a Pending Review state and is queued for approval by your designated approvers.

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Risk Assessment

For Bitcoin and EVM transactions, Fortary performs an automated risk assessment of the destination address before submission. The result — Low, Warning, or High — is shown on the transaction detail page and is visible to all approvers.
A Warning or High risk result does not automatically block a transaction, but approvers will be prompted to explicitly acknowledge the risk before their approval is accepted. Your organization’s policy controls may further restrict transactions based on risk level.
The current provider we leverage for this security assesment:

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What Happens Next

Once submitted, the transaction status is set to Pending Review. No assets move until the transaction has been approved by the required number of Approvers and submitted by an Issuer. See Reviewing and Submitting a Transaction for the next steps in the workflow.

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Staking Transactions

For Avalanche validator and delegator staking, see the AVAX Staking guide for parameters, requirements, and time-lock considerations.