Hold digital assets the way
you hold everything else
Oversight, governance and continuity for the digital assets your family already owns, on your terms, under your governance, and across every asset class.
- MiCA CASP EU
- VQF SRO Swiss
- MPC + TEE security
- SOC 2
The allocation has already begun. The control has not.
In the families and offices we work with, digital assets are no longer a question of whether, but of where they already sit. Exposure accumulates across exchange accounts, personal wallets and individual advisers, often without the principal or the office holding a single consolidated view, and the next generation arrives with its own positions and its own expectations. What the family office needs is not more exposure, but the oversight, operations, governance and continuity it applies to every other asset class.
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Succession left to chance
Access is tied to individuals, devices and, too often, to what sits in one person’s memory, so a death, a dispute or a lost device can lock a family out of its own holdings permanently.
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Fragmentation, and no line of sight
Positions are scattered across exchanges, personal wallets and advisers, with no single audit trail, no consolidated view for the principal, and no clean answer when an auditor or a family member asks what is held and where.
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Custody on someone else’s terms
Keys sit inside one provider’s perimeter, under that provider’s policies, so a single decision on their side, a freeze, a suspension or an exit, can leave the office with no independent route back to its own assets.
On your terms, under your governance, across every asset class
Sovereignty
No party can move your assets without you, and you can step out to full self-custody whenever you choose.
Explore →Governance
Multi-approver control across the principal, the office and advisers, configured to how you operate.
Explore →Continuity
An operating model built to outlast any individual, device or vendor.
Explore →No single party can move your assets
You, the principal
Holds the vetoOffice and advisers
Initiate and co-signThe Vault
Regulated co-signerIt takes two to move
Any two of the three shares are needed to move assets. The whole key is never assembled in one place, so no single party, including us, can act alone.
A key with no single holder
Each signing key is split into shares held by separate parties, the whole key is never assembled anywhere, and no one party can sign on its own.
You hold the veto
The principal’s share is required for material moves, so no significant decision is taken without you, and no party, including us, can act alone.
Sealed in hardware
Each share is sealed inside secure hardware, so it is never exposed in the clear, even on the machine that holds it.
The principal holds a veto share and can stop any movement; the office and advisers initiate and co-sign day-to-day operations within agreed limits; the next generation begins with read-only visibility, then receives a share and signing rights over time, so stewardship passes down in measured steps.
One consolidated view of everything you hold
A single console across every wallet, beneficiary and mandate, so the principal and the office always know what is held and where, with approvals and reporting in the same place.
Consolidated oversight
Every wallet, beneficiary and mandate in one attributed picture, with a single audit trail.
Approvals where you are
An adviser initiates, the principal approves or vetoes from mobile, and every action passes through the policy engine.
Auditor-ready reporting
Clean, attributed exports across every wallet and beneficiary, on demand.