Co-Custidial Multisig for Financial Services Firms
Financial services firms advising high-net-worth clients or managing treasury operations can use Evoke Vault to add Bitcoin custody and inheritance planning to their service offering. The Business plan (£999/year) is designed for this use case.
Collaborative multisig for institutional use
Evoke Vault's 2-of-3 multisig architecture supports collaborative setups where multiple parties hold keys. For treasury or institutional use, this means:
- Distributed authority. No single person can move funds unilaterally. This eliminates insider risk and creates a built-in separation of duties.
- Audit trails. All signing events are logged, providing a clear record of who approved which transactions. This is critical for compliance and internal review.
- Governance documentation. The Business plan includes governance templates for defining signing policies, authority levels, and approval workflows.
- Regulatory alignment. Because Evoke is non-custodial, your firm retains direct control of client or treasury assets.
Business plan features
- Treasury-grade multisig vault with enhanced governance features
- Quarterly liveness checks (vs. annual for Personal)
- Governance documentation and signing policy templates
- Priority support with dedicated account management
- Approval workflows for multi-party authorisation
Common use cases
- Business treasury. Companies holding Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset can distribute signing authority across the C-suite or board.
- High-net-worth client custody. Wealth managers can hold client Bitcoin via a collaborative multisig where the firm holds one key and the client holds the others.
- Family office. Multi-generational Bitcoin holdings can be secured with keys distributed across family members, trustees, and Evoke.
- Trustee operations. Professional trustees managing cryptocurrency assets on behalf of beneficiaries.
Interested? Contact our Business team for a tailored consultation.