One document. Independently provable.
For loans, court filings, mortgages, divorces, custody disputes — anywhere a one-off, third-party proof of bitcoin holdings is needed. No firm, no subscription. $150, one time.

BIP-137
When “trust me” isn’t going to cut it.
An attestation is a document a third party — your bank, a court clerk, a lender — can verify on their own. You don’t have to ask them to take your word for it.
Loan application
Court filing
Mortgage qualification
Divorce / asset disclosure
Custody dispute
Estate planning
Three steps. Your keys never leave your wallet.
Add the addresses you want attested.
Paste a bitcoin address — single one or several. We confirm the format and queue it for verification. We don’t ask for your seed phrase, your private key, or access to your wallet.
Sign a one-time challenge with your wallet.
We generate a unique message scoped to your attestation. You sign it inside your wallet — on a Trezor or Ledger, that means confirming on the device itself. We verify the signature against the address (BIP-137). The private key never leaves your hardware.
IK7v3qe…RmA2N=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Receive a signed PDF — and a verify code anyone can re-check.
We read the chain at a specific block height, generate a Keystodian-branded PDF, and email it to you. The document carries a verify code and a four-word passphrase. Anyone you hand it to — banker, lawyer, court clerk — can re-run the check at keystodian.capital/verify. No login, no fee.

BIP-137
A document. And a way to prove it.
The PDF on the left. The verify portal on the right. Both reference the same on-chain record.

BIP-137
Anyone with the verify code and passphrase can re-check this document against the on-chain record.
One price. One document.
No subscription. No per-address fee. Includes the signed PDF, the verify code, and unlimited re-verification by recipients.
- • Standard Keystodian-branded report
- • Unlimited addresses in one document
- • Pay once
What individuals usually ask.
How long does the whole thing take?
Do I need a hardware wallet?
What if I have multiple addresses or wallets?
Can I share the document with my lender / lawyer / court?
How do I prove I’ll get the same answer if they re-verify later?
What about Taproot (P2TR) addresses?
Is my data stored long-term?
One document. Done in fifteen minutes.
$150, one-time. Pay after the document is generated.