BitGo now supports custody for assets built on the Aptos Digital Asset Standard, further expanding institutional access to the Aptos (APT) ecosystem. This latest addition enables secure custody for stablecoins like USDC and USDT, providing institutions with a trusted, regulated solution to manage their Aptos-based assets.

Earlier this month, BitGo introduced support for APT, giving clients a secure, compliant way to store, transfer, and manage the Aptos network’s native token. Now, with full support for Aptos Digital Asset Standard, BitGo is strengthening its commitment to the growing Aptos ecosystem by offering institutional-grade security for all assets built on Aptos.

Why This Matters for Institutions

With Aptos continuing to maintain momentum in the Layer 1 blockchain space, institutional investors, projects, and businesses need secure, regulated, and scalable solutions to manage assets issued on the network.

Key Use Cases for Aptos Custody at BitGo

Stablecoin Treasury Management: Institutions and businesses using USDC or USDT on Aptos can securely store and manage funds with BitGo’s qualified custody solutions.

DeFi and Onchain Finance: With support for Aptos assets, institutional clients can pursue DeFi opportunities while maintaining the highest security standards.

Fund and Asset Managers: Institutional investors looking to diversify holdings across multiple chains can now safely custody Aptos-based assets within BitGo’s multi-chain infrastructure.

Institutional-Grade Security and Compliance

BitGo’s custody solutions offer:

  • Battle-tested security, including MPC and multi-signature technology

  • Regulatory compliance, including qualified custody in multiple jurisdictions

  • Seamless API integrations for automated asset management

BitGo remains committed to expanding asset support for blockchain networks driving innovation in the digital asset space. With Aptos Digital Asset Standard now fully supported, institutions can confidently store and manage their Aptos-based assets with the same robust security and compliance standards they expect from BitGo.

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