Segregated custody for institutions.
MPC-secured. Screened on every deposit. Connected to trading.
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Deposit. Monitor. Withdraw.
Deposit
To your sub-wallet, on the asset, network and address we confirm. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron and The Open Network, among other networks.
Monitor
Positions, movements and reporting in real time. KYC, AML and KYT screening run inside the flow.
Withdraw
To your chosen destination, after policy approval and MPC signing. Every step is recorded in the audit trail.
Illustrative demo data.
Segregation and key control.
- Segregation
- Dedicated sub-wallets per asset and per client. Client funds are fully isolated.
- Key control
- Multi-party computation (MPC). No complete private key exists in one place.
- Storage
- Each client has a segregated wallet on the same infrastructure as our trading.
- Screening
- Third-party blockchain analytics screen every incoming deposit. Failed deposits are rejected.
- Your controls
- Whitelisted addresses, roles, quorum and limits that follow your workflow.
Certifications and supervision.
Audits
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 audit complete; certification in final issuance. SOC 2 Type I report available under NDA.
Protection
Key-loss protection from a specialist provider.
Supervision
VQF-supervised under the Anti-Money Laundering Act.
Testing
Independent penetration testing by accredited security firms.
Coverage.
- 150+
- Blockchains supported
- Live network coverage.
- 40+
- Jurisdictions served
- Through one platform.
- 24/7
- Platform access
- Any hour, any time zone.
- Token support
- Automatic support for standard tokens.
- Reporting
- Statements daily, weekly or monthly, with independent price sources and snapshot times you choose. A dedicated account manager answers.
Frequently asked
questions.
Visit the full FAQAre client assets segregated?
Yes. Each client has dedicated sub-wallets per asset, and client funds are kept apart from SCRYPT’s own assets.
Which networks are supported?
All major networks, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron and The Open Network.
What protects the keys?
Keys are secured with multi-party computation (MPC). No complete private key is ever created, held or exposed in a single location. Key material is protected in hardware-isolated environments. Every transaction needs approval from multiple independent co-signers before it can execute. Key-loss protection from a specialist provider is part of the service.
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