AnchorWatch Launches Nevada-Chartered Bitcoin Custody with Lloyd's-Backed Insurance
AnchorWatch Trust Company has introduced a regulated Bitcoin custody service offering optional Lloyd’s-backed insurance and flexible key management.
AnchorWatch Trust Company has launched a Bitcoin custody platform operating as a Nevada-chartered qualified custodian. The service offers institutional clients flexible key-control options, including direct key management by AnchorWatch with client signing authority, or a distributed model sharing custody across AnchorWatch, BitGo, and CoinCorner.
The firm provides eligible clients access to optional insurance underwritten by Lloyd's of London syndicates, offering limits of up to $370 million per client depending on individual policy approval. The firm notes that coverage is not blanket protection and remains subject to specific underwriting terms.
AnchorWatch is adopting a flat-fee pricing model capped at $10,000 per month, positioning itself against traditional percentage-based asset custody fees. Insurance costs are billed separately from base custody charges.
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