We help people secure the Bitcoin in their retirement accounts through a documented collaborative security model that removes single points of failure.
Operating since 2018, with $0 in lost Bitcoin across all our clients, including retirement accounts.
No custodian or third party with unilateral control over your retirement coins. No proprietary product. Just structure, security, and a documented transaction signing policy.
We help people understand how structures like the IRA LLC or Solo 401(k) can legally hold Bitcoin keys for retirement assets.
We help you set up a collaborative security structure built around 2-of-3 multisig: your key is one of three, held across independent parties. This is not a simple 2-of-3 where you hold two or all of the keys, so no single party, including you, can move Bitcoin alone, and no single lost key means lost coins.
You hold actual Bitcoin in self-custody, not a paper claim or platform promise. True ownership of the asset, not an IOU.
Three steps, from cash to Bitcoin you control.
Set up or roll over a self-directed account (Traditional, Roth, SEP, or Solo 401(k)) with a custodian that supports Bitcoin.
Fund the account with a cash contribution or rollover, then buy real Bitcoin through a Bitcoin-only exchange partner.
Your Bitcoin settles into a collaborative security vault using 2-of-3 multisig: your key is one of three held across independent parties, so no single party, including you, can move it alone.
Find out what we do, why we do it, and how we can help you hold your Bitcoin for the decades to come.
We provide technical support for self-custody Bitcoin in IRAs, working
alongside regulated IRA custodians and exchanges so your IRA structure,
acquisition, and security work together.
You’ll always be in
control of your own keys, and we’ll never hold your Bitcoin or act as
your IRA custodian.
If you’re motivated by having real Bitcoin in self-custody, with a structure designed for long-term security and inheritance, let’s speak.