One operating model
A single, repeatable way to onboard and manage every client’s digital assets.
Crypto for wealth managers, offered across your book with one operating model: custody, execution, reporting and support.
Add crypto for many clients without adding many workflows.
A single, repeatable way to onboard and manage every client’s digital assets.
Each client’s assets held in their name, segregated and off our balance sheet.
Consolidated, audit-ready reporting across the whole book.
A dedicated team, not a ticket queue.
Capital is entrusted to people, not to a platform. Abra's leadership and board bring together blockchain engineering, wealth management, compliance and quantitative strategy, with operators, investors and engineers who have been building in digital assets since before the category had a name.

Whether you're adding wealth manager digital assets to one book or RIA network digital assets across many practices, three questions come first.
Decide which clients digital assets suit and at what size, and document it in each client's suitability file and investment policy.
Choose between managed accounts titled to each client and client self-custody, and make sure clients understand who holds the keys.
Agree how positions, transactions and fees reach your reporting, so digital assets appear next to the rest of each client's portfolio.
A shelf decision for digital assets follows the same path as any new product category, with a few added questions.
Product due diligence reviews the manager and the strategies. Abra Capital Management's Form ADV is public on the SEC's Investment Adviser Public Disclosure site.
Compliance reviews custody, disclosure and suitability.
Technology reviews how accounts are opened and how data reaches books and records.
The business reviews client demand and advisor readiness.
There is no minimum to begin a managed account with Abra Capital Management. Each product states its own terms on its page.
Abra Capital Management's Form ADV, which describes its services, fees and conflicts of interest, is public on the SEC's Investment Adviser Public Disclosure site.

Testimonials and endorsements. Whether each person is a client, and whether any compensation or other material conflict of interest exists, is disclosed with each statement. Testimonials may not be representative of the experience of other clients and are not a guarantee of future performance or success.
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