We’re excited to introduce Treasury Accounts, a secure, institutional-grade solution designed to give businesses, trusts, and nonprofits direct access to buy, sell, and custody crypto as part of their treasury strategy.
The timing couldn’t be more important. Inflation is steadily eroding the value of cash, and companies are realizing that keeping too much on the sidelines weakens their financial position. Publicly traded companies have made headlines by adding crypto to their treasuries. Still, their moves are often driven by short-term pressures, appeasing shareholders, signaling to markets, or boosting net asset value.
At iTrustCapital, we’ve taken a different approach. As a privately held company, we began incorporating crypto into our own treasury years ago because we believe digital assets are a lasting part of the global economy. That experience shaped the development of our Treasury Accounts, giving organizations of all sizes the same opportunity to diversify, strengthen, and modernize their treasuries.
What is a Treasury Account?
A Treasury Account is a secure, institutional-grade solution for businesses (Corporations, LLCs, S-Corps, Partnerships, etc), trusts, and non-profits to buy, sell, and custody digital assets on their balance sheet as part of their treasury strategy.
Treasury Account Features
24/7 365 Access To 100+ Cryptocurrencies
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Treasury clients have access to buy and sell over 95 cryptocurrencies 24/7 directly within their accounts.
Closed-Loop System
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Treasury Accounts operates in a secure, closed-loop system design. The closed-loop system is iTrustCapital’s security protocol that prevents crypto from being automatically sent to an external wallet. Each withdrawal must go through iTrustCapital’s verification process before it can be completed, adding multiple built-in security layers.
Assets Maintained 1:1 Off-Balance Sheet
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All client assets are maintained 1:1 off-balance sheet and are never leveraged or commingled with business operations.
US-Based Live Client Service
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Clients receive top-level support for account setup, funding, transactions, and more.
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Instant, professional white glove support from our highly rated, award-winning client experience team.
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Backed by over 12,000 excellent reviews from real clients across Google and Trustpilot, iTrustCapital’s service team is consistently recognized for providing exceptional care and responsiveness.
Tax Reporting
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Businesses have access to complete tax reports for simplified tax filings for their business.
Fees
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Treasury Accounts have a 1% transaction fee for buys and sells. Please see further details here.
Open a Treasury Account today!
We are very excited for businesses, trusts, and non-profits to experience a new way to buy, sell, and securely custody crypto 24/7 with iTrustCapital.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at (562) 600-8399 or submit a request.
Open a Treasury Account today!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. What is a Treasury Account?
iTrustCapital’s Treasury Account provides businesses, trusts, non-profits, and other entities with the ability to buy and sell digital assets with enhanced closed-loop security features and institutional-grade custody. Treasury accounts are not retirement accounts and are taxable.
Q2. Who are Treasury Accounts for?
A Treasury Account is intended for businesses, trusts, non-profits, and other entities that wish to allocate corporate funds into digital assets through iTrustCapital’s highly secure custodial platform. Treasury Accounts are not designed for business entities / owners / principals who intend to move corporate funds frequently on and off the iTrustCapital platform. Business entities serving Gaming, Adult Content, and other related industry categories are restricted at this time.
Q3. Are Treasury Accounts suitable for beginners?
Yes, the Treasury Accounts are designed with ease of use in mind, making it suitable for both new and experienced business owners who would like to allocate a percentage of corporate funds into digital assets. iTrustCapital’s closed-loop ecosystem, secure regulated custody, fee transparency, and award-winning client support features make accessing and managing digital assets for business entities easy and straightforward.
Q4. What assets are available to buy and sell with a Treasury Account?
Business entities can buy, sell, and hold any of the 95+ crypto assets and precious metals (gold and silver) options available on the iTrustCapital platform.
Q5. How can I fund my Treasury Account?
You can fund your entity’s Treasury Account through either Bank wire or in-kind crypto deposit.
Q6. When opening a Treasury Account, is there a minimum amount I need to fund?
Yes, the minimum amount required to fund when opening a Treasury Account is $1,000.
Q7. What information is required to set up a treasury account?
To open a treasury account, you’ll need to provide the entity’s legal name, URL, and Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN). You’ll also be asked to select your entity type, indicate whether you are listed as an executive or officer of the company, provide your title, and confirm whether you hold at least 25% ownership. In addition, you must provide your registered entity’s complete address, including street, city, state, zip code, and country (U.S. Only). You will also be required to upload an Articles of Incorporation (or equivalent) and an entity bank statement.
Q8. What fees are associated with a Treasury Account?
It’s free to sign up for a Treasury Account. There are no startup or monthly fees. Transaction fees are calculated when you buy and sell assets. The estimated execution price, shown prior to buying or selling, includes all iTrustCapital fees. For further details, see here.
Q9. How secure is a Treasury Account?
Treasury Account operates in a secure, closed-loop system designed to keep assets secured. Clients USD held by third-party US-based custodians; and their crypto assets are held by third-party Institutional storage providers.
Q10. Are USD funds in a Treasury Account FDIC-insured?
All USD deposits are held off of iTrustCapital's balance sheet and are insured in some capacity. All USD, for example (Crypto IRAs, Premium Custody Accounts (PCAs), and Treasury Accounts) are held in either FDIC-insured bank deposits with U.S. Banks or Non-FDIC insured short-term money market accounts that carry SIPC insurance coverage.
Q11. Is crypto in a Treasury Account insured?
Our institutional storage providers, Coinbase Custody, Fidelity Digital Assets, and Fireblocks, all have commercial crime insurance policies. These providers do not disclose the amounts that their policies cover, but it's important to note that no insurance policy in the crypto industry covers all of the assets on any given platform.
The fact that these providers have been underwritten for any insurance is a testament to their secure, ironclad, and stress-tested platforms that we’ve been using for years.
Some crypto platforms may provide misleading statements to clients about the types and amounts of crypto insurance coverage they have, we prefer to disclose this information upfront.
iTrustCapital doesn't use hot wallets. If a client’s entity account is breached (i.e. a bad actor hacked their email, swaps their SIM Card, changed their account password, or obtained access to their Authenticator 2FA), crypto assets can not be drained from their account as there is no connectivity to external wallets within our platform’s closed-loop system.
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iTrustCapital is a fintech software platform for alternative assets. TrustCapital is not an exchange, funding portal, custodian, trust company, licensed broker, dealer, broker-dealer, investment advisor, investment manager, or adviser in the United States or elsewhere. iTrustCapital is not affiliated with and does not endorse any particular digital asset, precious metal or investment strategy.
Investing in any digital asset or cryptocurrency (including meme coins) carries significant risks due to their speculative and highly volatile nature. Past performance is not an indication of future results. No investment is completely risk-free, and every investment carries the potential for losing some or all of the principal amount invested. Digital assets and cryptocurrencies are not legal tender backed by the United States government, nor is it subject to Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (“FDIC”) insurance or protections. Clients do not receive a choice of custody partner.
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