Best for: Managing your operating capital
BitGo customers often keep a portion of their funds in self-custody hot wallets to handle transfers, staking, and DeFi more quickly.
BitGo customers often keep a portion of their funds in self-custody hot wallets to handle transfers, staking, and DeFi more quickly.
With self-custody hot wallets, you maintain the User Key and the Backup Key, while BitGo keeps the Platform Key.
To start a transaction, utilize your User Key. BitGo will only countersign if the transaction meets the policies you've set up in your account.
Keep some funds liquid so you can capitalize on market opportunities or handle time-sensitive transactions.
Unlike custody wallets – where all keys get stored offline – BitGo self-custody hot wallets let you transact faster.
Set up wallet policies to limit who can initiate or approve transactions, how much can be sent, and where the funds can go.
BitGo will only countersign a transaction if it meets all the policies you’ve set up for that wallet.
Pair self-custody hot and custody wallets to keep some funds liquid and some funds extra secure.
Then use self-custody hot wallets to access DeFi and staking, so you can put your funds to work.
Backup key storage
Store your Backup Key with a third-party.
UI access
View or transfer funds directly via the BitGo app.
API access
Access your self-custody hot wallets programmatically.
Whitelisting
Pre-approve the addresses where assets can be sent.
Velocity controls
Cap how much can move in a given timeframe.
User management
Set roles and permissions on an individual level.
Speak with our team to learn more.
Self-custody hot wallets are provided through our BitGo Inc. entity. Learn more.