The crypto account your cap table won't flinch at

What investors expect from your money stack

Nobody raises a Series A anymore without a data room, and the money section gets read. Investors — from YC partners reviewing a demo-day batch to growth funds like Sequoia, Accel, or Lightspeed writing the big check — expect company funds held by the company, controls on who can move them, and a paper trail that reconciles. Digital assets are no exception: 'the CTO has it on his personal exchange account' is a diligence red flag you can delete in an afternoon.

Anytime Capital accounts are opened in the entity's name with beneficial-ownership KYB done properly, so the crypto line on your balance sheet reads like every other line: titled, documented, auditable.

From SoHo to Sand Hill Road

The venture map has two poles — the Bay Area's Sand Hill Road machine and New York's fintech-and-AI corridor — and a long tail of Miami, Austin, Atlanta, and everywhere a remote team incorporates. We serve all of it: onboarding is fully remote and same-day for most companies, and if your operations ever touch the physical world, our Atlanta and Miami branches handle in-person service most 'neobank for startups' products simply don't have.

Miami founders take note: your crypto desk has an office at 2 Biscayne Blvd. Walk in.

Treasury moves without market impact

A startup treasury touching crypto has a few recurring moves: converting an investor's stablecoin wire to operating dollars, holding a strategic BTC or ETH position, unwinding tokens a partner paid with. Do those through a retail order book and the market sees you coming. Do them through our desk and you get a firm quote, a clean fill, and same-day dollars by Fedwire or RTP — treasury operations that look like operations, not like trading.

Grows with the round count

Pre-seed companies open the same account the growth-stage ones use — there's no tier to graduate into. What changes is usage: card-funded test purchases become wire-funded treasury programs, one founder's login becomes a finance team, a single conversion becomes a monthly payout run. The account, the desk, and the records model don't need replacing at any step. One less migration between here and the IPO.