Solutions for Professionals
Qualified Custody of Digital Assets
Leveraging technology to provide customized and innovative digital currency custody solutions for institutional clients including alternative asset investment funds, registered investment advisors and various investment platforms.
Qualified Custody for Institutions
Assisting institutions and funds ensure investor transparency by providing a simple and cost-effective solutions for Dodd-Frank and other regulatory compliance needs.
Solutions for Individuals
Qualified Custody of Digital Assets
Digital currency like Bitcoin and Ethereum has become a go-to asset for many investors. Kingdom Trust’s platform was the first to allow self-directed retirement accounts holding digital currency investments directly.
Qualified Custody of Alternative Assets
Allowing investors to diversify with alternative assets such as digital currency, real estate, precious metals and private equity!
Service
Account opening assistance.
24/7 online account access.
Frequent educational opportunities.
Simplicity
Streamlined onboarding.
Easy-to-understand and competitive fee schedule.
Ability to invest in what you know and understand.
Solutions
Industry leader in understanding the regulatory and compliance environment.
Established relationships with leading firms to ensure investments are stored properly and meet IRS requirements.
Security
Simple, cost-effective custody and administrative solutions.
Online account opening.
Diverse investment options, specializing in alternatives.
What our clients are saying
"We have been using Kingdom Trust as our custodian for alternative assets for over 5 years. Kingdom Trust’s support and always ready to help attitude has had a positive impact on operational efficiency. Their technology interfaces with various systems we use are unique and leading edge."
Differences between the Advice Rule and the Fiduciary Rule
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