2-of-3 multisig where client holds 2 keys. Strong inheritance and IRA products. Lending available.
Client holds hardware devices, creating physical exposure. Single company as co-signer.
2 independent parties or systems must fail before a Unchained holder's bitcoin is at risk.
Unchained's custody insurance is not publicly disclosed.
Unchained uses a collaborative multisig model and scores 85/100 in our independent review, including 88/100 on custody security. No single institution can unilaterally move funds. Safety depends on your priorities; see the full score breakdown above.
Unchained's custody insurance is not publicly disclosed in a form we can verify. Where it exists, custody insurance covers specific named events up to shared limits and does not cover price loss. Confirm coverage in writing before relying on it.
Unchained's architecture distributes control, so no single institution's failure alone can move or lose your bitcoin. Recovery depends on the specific structure; see the custody section above.
Yes. Unchained offers inheritance or beneficiary features. Review the specific mechanism, whether beneficiary designation, trust titling, or key inheritance, to confirm it fits your estate plan.