Digital assets for your clients, built for your practice.
A compliant, custodied way to offer crypto — with the reporting, governance, and support your firm expects.
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A compliant, custodied way to offer crypto — with the reporting, governance, and support your firm expects.
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Every Abra relationship runs on one foundation: a separately managed account titled to you or your client, held segregated, reported on to audit standard. What differs is the governance, the reporting, and the people around it. Start with the description that fits.
Advisors, families, treasuries, allocators, partners, and individuals. Each page covers the governance, the reporting, and the way an account is run for that kind of client.
A compliant, custodied way to offer crypto — with the reporting, governance, and support your firm expects.
Explore Abra for RIAsOffer crypto across your book with one operating model: custody, execution, reporting, and support.
Explore Abra for wealth managersSegregated custody in your name, board-ready governance, and one relationship across entities and generations.
Explore Abra for family officesHold, earn on, and borrow against crypto with the controls, audit trail, and reporting your board and auditors require.
Explore Abra for treasuriesSegregated custody, disciplined yield, and lending — built for allocators with a multi-cycle horizon.
Explore Abra for long-term capitalEnable clients to access professionally managed yield and crypto-backed lending. Or put your own treasury to work — through white-label and partnership models.
Explore Abra for exchanges and brokersTrade, earn, borrow, and custody — with a dedicated specialist and no minimums to begin.
Explore Abra for private clientsWhoever the client is, the structure does not change: a separately managed account titled to them or their firm, held segregated and off Abra's balance sheet, with audit-ready reporting and an SEC-registered investment adviser responsible for it.
What changes is everything around that — the governance a board or an investment policy statement requires, the reporting a practice runs on, the approvals a treasury needs, and the people you deal with. That is what each page below describes.

The same platform, read seven ways. Each row links to the page that covers it in full.
| Client type | What they're solving for | Where Abra fits | |
|---|---|---|---|
| RIAs | The client conversation your clients want — without the operational risk. | SMA structure, audit-ready reporting, and documented disclosures | View → |
| Wealth Managers | Add crypto for many clients without adding many workflows. | One repeatable way to onboard and report on every client | View → |
| Family Offices | Governance and control first — growth without giving up either. | Segregated accounts titled to the family, across entities and generations | View → |
| Corporate Treasuries | Treasury-grade controls, not exchange-grade risk. | Fits the investment policy statement, the approvals, and the controls | View → |
| Long-Term Capital | Preserve first; compound patiently. | Custody, measured yield, and credit built for a multi-cycle horizon | View → |
| Exchanges & Brokers | Add revenue and deepen your product suite — without building yield or credit infrastructure yourself. | White-label yield, integrated lending, revenue share, and treasury | View → |
| Private Clients | The service of a private bank, for digital assets. | A dedicated specialist, custody in your name, and no minimum to start | View → |
Summaries only. Account structure, eligibility, minimums, and the services available vary by client type and jurisdiction — each page carries the governing detail. Abra Capital Management is an SEC-registered investment adviser; registration does not imply a certain level of skill or training.
Answered in full on the page for each client type.
Investing involves significant risk, including loss of principal. Yield is variable and not guaranteed. Loans are overcollateralized and collateral may be liquidated. Nothing here is tax or legal advice. Registration as an investment adviser does not imply endorsement by the SEC.