BitGo Service Overview

Modified on Fri, 6 Mar at 3:48 PM

About BitGo

Through institutional digital asset custody, trading, and finance, BitGo enables clients to navigate the complex landscape of digital assets with a connected, compliant, and secure suite of solutions.

BitGo is a leading provider of capital markets infrastructure for cryptocurrencies. BitGo is the only digital asset company that has been focused exclusively on serving institutional clients since 2013. Active in both centralized and decentralized finance, BitGo offers market leading trading, lending, and borrowing services through its prime brokerage services.

BitGo is backed by the most prominent Wall Street investment banks, proprietary trading firms, Silicon Valley VCs, and digital asset investors, including Goldman Sachs, DRW, Jump Capital, Galaxy Digital, Craft Ventures, Redpoint Ventures, and Valor Equity Partners.

Benefits include:

State-of-the-art security, encryption, and authentication platform for online/offline key
Management, sharding, and transactions signing
Client and back-up keys managed in country to fit regulations
Key shared auditing capabilities
Detailed reporting capabilities
Easy to use Web UI software and offline utility
Customizable solution that allows clients to configure financial controls and policies, and manage reporting
On site set-up assistance with BitGo engineers
Ongoing technical support
Offline utility console and software
Best-in-class user guides, technical documentation, best practices recommendations, and test environments
24/7 customer support and 24/7 custody withdrawal support
Relationship based approach with dedicated relationship managers
Long history of securing assets for some of the largest exchanges, investors, and liquidity providers in the world

Enterprise vs. Individual Accounts

BitGo offers two account types:

Individual Accounts: Users pay a fee for each transaction separately. These accounts are best for individual users and customers who have relatively few digital asset transactions each month.
Institutional Accounts: Company pays a monthly minimum fee for a discounted transaction rate, billed at the end of the month. These accounts are best for customers who have many transactions each month.