One Key. One Point of Failure.
Now multiply that by a company: shared wallets with several people holding the same seed, single-signature transactions on six and seven-figure balances, no procedure for when an employee leaves, no audit trail, no tested recovery. The practices that were fine at $5,000 are catastrophic at $500,000, and most holders and companies never upgrade, they just hope nothing goes wrong. Hope is not a security strategy.
What We Do
From there our specialists implement, people who set up hardware wallets, configure multisig, write corporate wallet procedures and build recovery systems for serious value, not a YouTube tutorial. You get specific hardware recommendations tailored to your situation, and we follow up to make sure it actually gets done, because the most common failure in crypto security is not a bad plan, it is a good plan that never gets executed. Our fee covers the assessment; implementation work is quoted separately.
Get a Security Assessment
A consultation, a written audit with a prioritised action list, and a specialist to implement it. A fraction of what a single compromised key costs you.
Security Setup
A security consultation, a written audit, and engagement with a specialist who locks your setup down.
Hands-On Implementation
What You Actually Get
Straight With You
We cannot protect you from yourself, if you finish the setup and then store your new seed phrase in your email, there is nothing we can do, security is a practice, not a product. And it is not a one-time fix, your needs change as your holdings grow, which is why the review retainer exists. If your situation is genuinely simple, a hardware wallet and a proper backup, we will tell you that rather than sell you something you do not need.
Your Crypto Will Not Secure Itself
You have been meaning to fix this for months, maybe years, and every week you do not is another week one mistake, one theft, one accident could cost you everything. One flat $299: one call, one audit, one specialist, a setup you can actually trust. Pay in crypto or by card.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I secure my Bitcoin?
The baseline for any significant holding is a hardware wallet that stores keys offline, a seed-phrase backup in at least two separate physical locations, and a tested recovery process. Above roughly $100,000 you should also use multisig, so no single compromised device can move funds, plus an inheritance plan and documented procedures. Most people have the hardware wallet part; the backup, multisig, recovery and inheritance are where they fall short, and that is exactly what we audit and our specialist closes.
What is a crypto multisig setup?
Multisig requires more than one private key to authorise a transaction. A common personal setup is 2-of-3, three keys on separate devices in separate locations, any two needed to move funds, so a single stolen or lost key cannot cause a loss. Corporate treasuries often use 3-of-5 or higher with keys distributed across signers and secure facilities. Our specialists configure multisig tailored to your holdings.
How much does a hardware wallet setup service cost?
It depends on your setup and what needs doing, since a basic hardware wallet configuration is very different from a full multisig with corporate procedures. We scope it with you during your security assessment and give you a specific quote before you commit. The flat fee you pay up front is Spindipper's $299 assessment; any implementation you ask our specialists to do is scoped and quoted separately, with no surprises.
How do I set up corporate crypto security?
It is far more than a hardware wallet. You need a documented wallet policy covering who can authorise transactions and at what thresholds, multisig with keys across multiple signers, onboarding and offboarding so access is granted and revoked properly, an audit trail, and tested disaster recovery, all written down rather than living in one person's head. Our assessment covers each area and our specialists build corporate-grade infrastructure, which matters most where there are investors or a board.
Can I recover a lost crypto wallet?
It depends what was lost. If you lost the device but still have your seed phrase, recovery is straightforward and a specialist can walk you through it safely. A partial seed or damaged backup can sometimes be recovered but success varies and costs can be significant. If both the wallet and the seed are gone entirely, recovery is almost certainly impossible, which is exactly why proper backup and tested recovery matter. Our audit flags single points of failure before they become irreversible.
What is the best way to store crypto long term?
For significant holdings the standard is cold storage on a hardware wallet that never connects to the internet, combined with multisig. Seed backups should be on durable media such as steel, in at least two geographically separate secure locations, with a recovery procedure you have actually practised. Above about $250,000, consider a time-lock and an inheritance plan. We assess your situation and our specialist implements the right combination for your holdings and risk.
How do I create a crypto inheritance plan?
It makes your holdings accessible to your beneficiaries if something happens to you, without exposing your keys while you are alive. The core parts are documentation of your wallets, a secure way to pass seed phrases or key shards to trusted people (often via multisig where a family member, a lawyer and instructions combine), integration with your legal estate plan, and clear step-by-step recovery instructions for someone non-technical. It is one of the most neglected areas in crypto, and our assessment and specialists build a plan that balances security with access for your family.
