Casa
8 known investors
Casa provides self-custody solutions for bitcoin and stablecoins, offering multi-signature security infrastructure for both individual and institutional users. The platform enables secure asset management through distributed key storage with dedicated expert support and inheritance planning features.
Also known as Casa Financial, LLC
Investors Β· 8
.jpeg){kind=logo}
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Casa provides non-custodial key-management software and accompanying expert services for holders of bitcoin and other digital assets. Its core product is a multi-signature vault in which private keys are distributed across several devices and physical locations, so that spending requires multiple keys and no single compromised device, phished credential or social-engineering attempt can move funds. Supported assets are BTC, ETH, USDC and USDT. Casa states that it does not hold, control or transmit customer funds; it does retain one key in Standard and higher tiers as an emergency backup for guided key replacement.
Product tiers span a free app-only option, Standard (a 2-of-3 / 3-key vault at $250 per year, using the customer's own hardware device, with email support and inheritance access for one Recipient), Premium ($2,100 per year, a 5-key vault with up to four subaccounts, one-on-one video onboarding and support, video verification for sensitive actions, and a welcome package containing three hardware devices), and Private Client (custom pricing with a dedicated account advisor and unlimited device replacements). Casa is compatible with Ledger, Trezor, Coldcard and Keystone hardware devices. Additional features include in-app buying and selling of digital assets, executed through Zero Hash LLC and Zero Hash Liquidity Services LLC, and a dedicated OTC trading desk for larger positions. Organizational offerings are marketed for business, enterprise and government customers.
The company's inheritance feature lets a member designate a Recipient in the app and share a mobile key by QR code; on the Recipient's request, Casa runs a six-month inactivity verification sequence before the vault transfers, without court orders and without collecting personally identifiable information or KYC data from the Recipient beyond an email address.
Business model
Casa operates a subscription membership model for self-custody software combined with human advisory services. Published individual pricing is $250 per year for Standard and $2,100 per year for Premium, with custom pricing for Private Client and separate business, enterprise and government plans; a free app tier and free trials are offered as entry points. Premium and Private Client memberships include hardware device welcome packages and device replacements. Buy/sell functionality and an OTC desk provide transaction-based services, with brokerage and money-transmission functions performed by Zero Hash entities.
Recurring annual membership fees per tier ($250 Standard, $2,100 Premium, custom Private Client), plus fees associated with in-app buying and selling of digital assets and OTC execution.
Traction
Company-reported figures include more than $10 billion in assets protected, more than 40,000 clients, and a 4.9 App Store rating.
βΈFull profile β market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history, risks & controversies
Market position
Casa describes itself as one of a small number of self-custody, multisig private key managers, and reports protecting more than $10 billion in assets for over 40,000 clients worldwide. Community discussion groups it with other collaborative-custody and bitcoin inheritance services, with critics questioning the value of subscription-based inheritance offerings and the use of a cloud-backed hot key.
Casa combines multi-key vault software with one-on-one human security advisory, positioning itself against single hardware wallets and custodial exchanges. It emphasizes geographic distribution of keys to mitigate coercion and natural-disaster risk, guided replacement of lost or stolen keys (up to two on higher tiers), video verification for sensitive account actions, an app-based inheritance process requiring no KYC or court order, compatibility with existing third-party hardware devices, and SOC 2 controls validated by independent audit.
Technology
Multi-signature vaults (3-key and 5-key configurations) spread across mobile keys, third-party hardware signing devices and a Casa-held recovery key, marketed under the name Wealth Security Protocol as a combined software and expert-service system. The mobile key is encrypted and backed up to consumer cloud storage, a design point debated by users on a Bitcoin forum. The service is delivered through a mobile app with an App Store rating cited as 4.9.
Go-to-market
Direct online self-service sign-up and free trials for lower tiers, a contact-sales and consultation motion for Premium, Private Client and organizational plans, and promotional partnerships with bitcoin media figures such as a co-branded landing page with Pete Rizzo offering a 10% first-year discount on Standard. Marketing also targets users of single-key setups such as Coldcard and Trezor, offering advisory consultations for migration; an email newsletter and blog support content-led acquisition.
Individual long-term bitcoin holders, from small holders using a free or Standard plan to those securing more than 1 BTC or six-figure positions on Premium and Private Client tiers, plus organizations including businesses, enterprises and government entities.
Geography
Clients worldwide; the inheritance feature is stated to be available globally. Buy/sell services are delivered via Zero Hash entities licensed in US jurisdictions, and Casa Financial, LLC is registered with FinCEN as a Money Services Business.
History
Casa states it was founded in 2018 and is built for bitcoin holders by bitcoin holders. Its product line has expanded from bitcoin multisig vaults to support for ETH, USDC and USDT, in-app buying and selling through Zero Hash, an OTC trading desk, shared accounts and an inheritance feature, alongside tiered advisory services for individuals and organizational plans.
Risks & controversies
Forum discussion in April 2025 raised concerns about Casa's recommended setups, specifically the inclusion of a mobile 'hot' key and its encrypted backup to consumer cloud services such as iCloud or Google Cloud, and questioned whether subscription-based bitcoin inheritance services are necessary. Casa's design also means the loss of more keys than the vault threshold allows results in permanent loss of funds, and Casa holds one key on the member's behalf in paid tiers, an arrangement some users view as counter to pure self-custody.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources β announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed β not independently audited.
Competitors Β· 8
by search overlap
Companies competing with Casa for the same Google search keywords, organic and paid, via search-intersection analysis.
Timeline Β· 5
launches, deals, and filingsCasa states it meets SOC 2 requirements through independently audited controls covering the security, availability and integrity of its systems and operations.
Casa's in-app buy and sell functionality is provided by Zero Hash LLC and Zero Hash Liquidity Services LLC, which hold virtual currency and money transmitter licenses in required US jurisdictions.
Casa runs a co-branded landing page with bitcoin historian Pete Rizzo offering 10% off the first year of a Standard membership via promo code.
Casa markets an OTC trading desk for moving significant bitcoin positions with tailored execution, available on a request-eligibility basis.
Casa discloses that Casa Financial, LLC is registered with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network as a Money Services Business, and that Casa provides non-custodial software without holding or transmitting customer funds.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
In the news
βΈResearch sources Β· 8
primary sources listed
- Casacasa.io Β· web
8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Casa do?
- Casa sells multi-key self-custody vaults and advisory services for bitcoin, ether and stablecoins to individuals and institutions.
- Who are Casa's investors?
- Casa's investors include Champion Hill Ventures, F-Prime Capital, Fabric Ventures, Fulgur Ventures, STILLMARK, Tioga Capital Partners, Avon Ventures, Forerunner Ventures.