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Serious money needs serious infrastructure

At Coinbox, protection starts with structure. Client assets are separated from company assets, custody is matched to the asset, and controls around access and information are designed to reduce risk. Here is how the model works, including its limits.

Asset structure

Separation is part of the protection

Client money and digital assets are held in dedicated client accounts and custody arrangements, separate from Coinbox's own assets. Each client's entitlement is recorded in Coinbox systems, so the holding structure and the internal record both reflect that separation.

Crypto custody

Crypto custody with Fireblocks

Crypto is held with Fireblocks through Coinbox's institutional custody infrastructure. The custody setup follows the asset and the relevant arrangement.

Israeli licensing

Licensed to operate in Israel

Coinbox operates in Israel under extended financial asset service licence No. 71398, issued by the Capital Market, Insurance and Savings Authority.

Access and information

Controls around the account

Opening an account includes identity verification. Particularly sensitive information transmitted between your device and Coinbox servers is encrypted using secure protocols, and access to information databases is restricted to authorised personnel for providing the service. You also have a role: keep your password confidential and report suspected unauthorised use immediately.

Residual risk

Protection is not a guarantee

Even with protection layers and institutional providers, digital services remain exposed to cyber, operational and third-party risk. Technology failures, provider breaches, human error or loss of access credentials can affect access to assets or lead to loss. Full risk details appear in the legal documents.

Read the full risk disclosure

If the structure fits what you are looking for, you can open an account. For a security or custody question, we are here.