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Who can actually authorise crypto recovery at 2am? Security may protect the key material. Operations may execute recovery. Risk and compliance oversee the controls. But when access is lost, ownership needs to be explicit. More on recovery governance for FIs 👇 coincover.com/blog/who-owns-…

Fiserv's Digital Asset Platform is live, starting with Bank of North Dakota's Roughrider Coin across 90+ local banks and credit unions. Stablecoins are becoming banking infrastructure. That makes key backup and tested recovery a banking question too. Congratulations to the teams at @Fiserv , @BankofND , @VersaBank and our partners at @FireblocksHQ .

🤖 AI agents are changing how payments work. But what happens when something goes wrong? A kill switch isn't a recovery plan. In our latest article for @BusinessFirms, we explore why wallet providers need to prioritise recovery as agentic payments scale. 🔗 businessfirms.co/blog/wallet…

741M+ people now own crypto worldwide. Digital assets are moving beyond speculation into payments, remittances and mainstream financial services. But one question remains: what happens when users lose access? Recovery needs to become standard infrastructure if adoption is going to scale with trust. Read more: talkfintech.com/guest-author…

Who owns digital asset recovery in your organisation? Security, product, operations, compliance and risk may all play a part. But when access is lost, unclear ownership can turn a technical recovery into an operational problem. Recovery isn’t just about whether you can recover assets. It’s whether your organisation can make the right decisions when it matters. Our latest article explores why clear roles, tested processes and cross-team coordination matter. Read more: coincover.com/blog/who-owns-…

Who pays when an AI agent buys the wrong thing? Payment rules largely ask one question: was the transaction authorised? But what happens when an authorised AI agent makes the wrong decision, or loses access to the wallet it uses to transact? Liability and wallet recovery are different problems. Both need clear answers as agents are trusted to hold and spend more value.

Singapore, we’re heading your way! 🇸🇬 CoinCover will be at @token2049 Singapore, 7–8 October 2026 at Marina Bay Sands. TOKEN2049 Singapore is the year’s definitive event, convening the entire industry to shape the global trajectory. @AnthonyCoinC , CCO, and Derrick Plahar, Director of Business Development, will be on the ground meeting with exchanges, wallets, infrastructure providers and other teams building across the digital asset ecosystem. If you’re thinking about how to strengthen digital asset security, protect customers, or build greater resilience as you scale, we’d love to connect. Book a meeting with Anthony or Derrick and come say hello: calendly.com/d/d2n9-k8k-mkm/…

🔻 Thousands of apps became dependent on a handful of wallet providers. Embedded wallets have quietly become one of crypto’s biggest dependencies. They’ve done an incredible job of making crypto feel like any other app. No seed phrases, no awkward onboarding, no obvious crypto complexity. Now ask the question nobody wants to answer: What happens when your wallet provider goes down? For 5 hours. 5 days. Or permanently. If the answer is “our users lose access”… That’s not just downtime. That’s an existential risk. coincover.com/blog/what-happ…

Stablecoins are becoming financial infrastructure. Their recovery systems need to keep up. - Lost credentials - Inaccessible wallets - Operational failure during a redemption spike Stablecoin Recover combines enterprise-grade key protection with governed recovery workflows, integrating with the custody, wallet and treasury systems issuers already use. Recovery infrastructure built for when it matters. 👇 coincover.com/products/stabl…

DeFi was built to remove single points of failure. But access can still fail. ⚠️ 📱 Signers lose devices 🔑 Admin keys get compromised ✍️ Multisigs stall when the right signers aren’t available CoinCover adds a resilience layer alongside existing multisig - protecting treasury assets and key continuity without re-centralising control. Build resilience into your DeFi infrastructure 👇coincover.com/solutions/defi

Stablecoins are becoming financial infrastructure. Their recovery systems need to keep up. - Lost credentials - Inaccessible wallets - Operational failure during a redemption spike Stablecoin Recover combines enterprise-grade key protection with governed recovery workflows, integrating with the custody, wallet and treasury systems issuers already use. Recovery infrastructure built for when it matters. 👇 coincover.com/products/stabl…

Protecting digital assets starts with protecting the keys. Our hot storage architecture combines 2-of-3 key sharding, AES + RSA encryption, SHA-256 integrity verification and permission-based recovery. Secure by design. Accessible when required. See how it works: youtube.com/watch?v=q3qKv9GJ…

The FCA’s cryptoasset authorisation gateway opens 30 September. The FCA’s framework brings safeguarding, systems and controls, Consumer Duty and operational resilience into the same conversation. Existing registrations won’t convert automatically. The gateway opens in September. But, recovery readiness starts now! Read the FCA’s guidance here: fca.org.uk/news/press-releas…

As self-custody grows, protecting digital assets isn’t just about keeping them secure today. It’s about making sure they can be securely recovered by the people entitled to inherit them. (3/3) 🧵

And conversations on Reddit suggest it’s already happening. 👀 (2/3) 🧵

Up to $5.4B in self-custodied crypto held by UK investors could be at risk of becoming permanently inaccessible due to poor inheritance planning. (1/3) 🧵

The Bank of England’s consultation on systemic sterling stablecoins closes tomorrow. Its proposals cover backing assets, redemption, safeguarding and failure arrangements. As stablecoins become payments infrastructure, firms also need to ask: what happens when access fails? A lost key, system failure or unavailable authorised user can put redemption at risk. There needs to be a secure, governed route back. CoinCover helps digital asset businesses build recovery into their operating model before access fails. How is your organisation approaching recovery? Read the Bank’s proposals via the link in the thread below. bankofengland.co.uk/paper/20…

Easy access is only the tip of the iceberg. Accessing digital assets is getting easier. Recovering them when something goes wrong is the real challenge. PINs, passkeys and biometrics create a seamless experience. But devices can be lost and credentials forgotten. Find out how CoinCover helps institutions protect access to digital assets. Explore our institutional protection solutions → coincover.com/solutions/fina…

72% of UK self-custodied crypto holders surveyed have experienced or witnessed a close call involving crypto access. Our latest report, The Crypto Inheritance Black Hole, explores how prepared investors are to pass on their assets and the barriers standing in the way of effective inheritance planning. Read the full report: coincover.com/crypto-inherit…

70% of people who download a crypto wallet never complete a meaningful transaction. Why? If users don't trust they'll regain access after losing a device or seed phrase, they're less likely to store meaningful value. Read more 👇 coincover.com/blog/stop-losi…