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BitGo Offers Institutional Crypto Custody and a Self-Custody Option

The company traces its start to 2013 and is known for wallet designs that require multiple signatures.

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Two staff members operate a secure signing station inside a Palo Alto office. / TokenPost.ai (macro)
Two staff members operate a secure signing station inside a Palo Alto office. / TokenPost.ai (macro)

BitGo provides institutional digital-asset custody and a self-custody approach, placing two ways of holding crypto assets alongside its multisignature wallet technology within one company’s business.

Established in 2013, BitGo is recognized for wallets that require multiple signatures. The company also uses MPC technology in its self-custody model.

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