The crypto industry has lost billions to hacks, exit scams, and security failures. Every user deserves to know exactly how their funds are protected before depositing a single dollar.
Arcvest uses institutional-grade custody through Fireblocks and BitGo. These are the same custody providers used by Coinbase, Binance, and major financial institutions. Your funds are not held in hot wallets vulnerable to online attacks.
Multi-signature security requires three of five authorized signatures to move funds. This means no single person or compromised key can access user deposits. Even if an attacker gains access to one key, they cannot steal funds without additional approvals.
Cold storage keeps 95% of user funds offline in hardware security modules. These devices are physically isolated from internet-connected systems and require in-person authentication to access. Hot wallets only hold the minimum needed for daily operations.
Insurance coverage protects up to $250,000 per user through partnerships with leading crypto insurance providers like CoinCover and Evertas. This coverage includes protection against hacks, theft, and unauthorized access to custodial accounts.
The DeFi yield strategy uses only battle-tested protocols. Aave and Compound have been operational for over five years with billions locked in smart contracts. They’ve undergone dozens of security audits by firms like Trail of Bits and OpenZeppelin.
Diversification spreads risk across multiple protocols. Rather than deploying all funds to one platform, Arcvest splits deposits across Aave, Compound, and Maker. If one protocol experiences issues, the majority of funds remain safe.
Real-time monitoring tracks all transactions and wallet activity for suspicious behavior. Automated systems flag unusual withdrawal patterns, large transfers, and potential security threats. Human security analysts review flagged activity within minutes.
Regular security audits are conducted by independent firms quarterly. These audits review smart contract code, infrastructure security, and operational procedures. Audit reports are published publicly for transparency.
The bug bounty program pays security researchers up to $100,000 for finding and responsibly disclosing vulnerabilities. This incentivizes white-hat hackers to help identify issues before malicious actors can exploit them.
Two-factor authentication is required for all sensitive account actions. Users must confirm withdrawals, large trades, and account changes through authenticator apps or hardware security keys. This prevents unauthorized access even if passwords are compromised.
Security is not a one-time implementation. It’s an ongoing commitment that requires constant vigilance, updates, and improvements. Arcvest takes this responsibility seriously because your trust is our most valuable asset.
