Bitcoin Insurance

Protect your hardware wallet from theft, loss, and hacking. Full self-custody insurance coverage.

Theft & loss covered
Multisig support
Peace of mind

Why Bitcoin Insurance?

Self-custody is the most secure way to hold Bitcoin — you control your private keys, not a centralized exchange. But with control comes responsibility: if your hardware wallet is stolen, lost, or damaged, your Bitcoin is gone forever.

Bitcoin insurance covers these catastrophic scenarios. You deposit your Bitcoin into an insured vault (typically multisig, requiring multiple signatures), and the insurance underwriter (often Lloyd's of London) guarantees recovery if something goes wrong.

Bottom line: Insurance makes self-custody less anxiety-inducing for large holdings.

Coverage Types

  • Theft
  • Loss (accidental damage)
  • Natural disasters
  • Hacking (in some cases)

Who Should Use It

  • Large Bitcoin holders (>$100k)
  • Institutional investors
  • Risk-averse individuals
  • Multisig setups

Cost

  • Typically 1-2% annually
  • Some require minimum holdings
  • Varies by vault setup
  • No deductibles typical

How Insurance Works

1

Set up multisig vault

Create a 2-of-3 or 3-of-5 multisig setup (multiple keys required to spend)

2

Deposit Bitcoin

Send your Bitcoin to the insured address

3

Pay premium

Annual insurance fee (typically 1-2% of holdings)

4

Sleep soundly

If theft/loss occurs, file claim and get reimbursed

ProviderCostCoverageSetup
Casa1-2%/yrTheft, loss, damageSingle/Multi-sig
UnchainedCustomMultisig vaultMultisig only
Lloyd'sCustomInstitutional gradeCustom arrangement

FAQ

Is insurance worth it for small amounts?

Probably not. Insurance costs 1-2% yearly. Only makes sense for holdings over $50-100k.

What if I lose my seed phrase?

Insurance may not cover user error. Check the fine print. Some providers offer seed backup services.

Can I withdraw anytime?

Yes, but multisig setups require multiple approvals. Withdrawal times vary by provider.