Digital Asset Custody for Institutions
We provide custom digital currency custody solutions for institutional clients including alternative asset investment funds, registered investment advisors and various investment platforms.
Alternative Asset Custody for Individuals
As a trust, we offer individuals qualified custody as a service for alternative assets. In other words, we help investors who want to diversify with alternative assets such as real estate, precious metals, private lending and private equity do just that, straight from their retirement account.
Digital Asset Custody for Individuals
We offer clients the ability to buy and sell bitcoin, among other digital assets, right from their retirement accounts. We were the first custodian in the United States to offer this solution, and as a result we not only power our own platform, but we also power other bitcoin retirement platforms in the space as well.
Service
Account opening assistance.
24/7 online account access.
Frequent educational opportunities.
Simplicity
Streamlined onboarding.
Competitive fee schedule.
Invest in what you know.
Solutions
Diverse investment options.
Simple, cost-effective custody solutions.
Security
Experienced, regulated entity ensuring investments are stored properly & meet regulatory requirements.
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."
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