How institutions access IXS Vaults
Institutions access IXS Vaults through a standard onboarding path: eligibility and jurisdiction verification, KYC and AML review, custody setup, and vault subscription. US institutions and accredited investors access through IXS in the US via a chaperoning arrangement with a SEC-registered broker-dealer.

The steps

1.  Confirm eligibility and jurisdiction. Institutional, accredited, or qualified purchaser status, where applicable.

2.  Complete institutional KYC and accreditation. Submit the entity documents and accreditation evidence for review.

3.  Set up custody. Use an institutional custodian or qualified self-custody.

4.  Select vaults. BTC Real Yield, tokenized treasuries and money market exposure, corporate bonds, or private credit.

5.  Deposit supported stablecoins. USDC, USDT, or other supported stablecoins.

6.  Monitor positions and yield. Track holdings through the IXS interface or by API.

How IXS fits

Institutions and autonomous agents deposit into the same regulated vaults. One path is an application login, the other is an API call through IXS.agent. Same underlying assets, same custody, same regulated structure. Custody runs through BitGo and Fireblocks, under the Bahamas DARE Act with US SEC chaperone access.

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Frequently asked questions
Who can access IXS Vaults?
Institutions, accredited investors, and qualified purchasers where applicable, subject to eligibility and KYC.
How do US investors access IXS?
Through a chaperoning arrangement with a SEC-registered broker-dealer.
What can I deposit?
Supported stablecoins such as USDC and USDT.