Shared Accounts

Frequently asked questions.

How do shared accounts work?

It’s nice and easy: one account, two members. Shared accounts allow you and your partner to share access to your Casa account and your keyset. Both you and your partner receive the same onboarding and receive full Casa support, including the Casa Recovery Key. Think of it as a joint account for your bitcoin. This arrangement allows you to create a simple legacy plan for your bitcoin.

If you pass away, your partner retains immediate access to your bitcoin, and upon presentation of a death certificate, the account transitions to a personal account.

Can I have a joint bitcoin account?

Shared accounts are only available for Platinum clients based in the U.S. at this time, but we are working to expand this feature to other jurisdictions soon.

Can I add more than one other person to my account?

Shared accounts can have a maximum of two members. If you have more than one successor, we recommend enrolling in our bitcoin inheritance plan, which can accommodate trusts and other succession plans.

What should I do if I don’t want to share my account with my successor right now?

Unfortunately, shared accounts are designed for two co-owners with equal, unfettered access to their wealth. If you prefer to only grant access after your death, our bitcoin inheritance plan is designed to meet your needs. Through the inheritance plan, your Recovery Custodian(s) can only access your bitcoin upon your passing.