Today Canada’s Brane Capital said it has an agreement with Computershare Trust Company for offline cold storage of digital assets for Brane’s clients. Brane positions itself as a bank-grade custody solution and recently completed its application for a U.S. public trust company charter with the South Dakota Division of Banking, from where it plans to service institutional clients throughout the U.S.
“Brane’s cryptocurrency custody technology is built for financial institutions, and that’s why we provide the highest standards of security and redundancy for our clients,” said Dave Revell, Brane board member and former Global Chief Information Officer at CIBC.
“Our agreement with Computershare will further enhance the multiple layers of risk management infrastructure that make Brane a trusted partner for institutions seeking secure custody for digital assets while remaining in control.”
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