Who owns Tria?
short answerTria does not hold your money at all — it is self-custodial software. You hold your own keys, so nobody, including Tria, can move or freeze your funds.
Is Tria a licensed bank?
No — and it custodies no customer funds; you hold your own keys.
Where is your money held?
Custody model: Self-custodial — you hold your own keys; the company never takes custody.
Is my money safe with Tria?
Tria never holds your funds, so no deposit-insurance scheme is involved. Your security depends entirely on how you protect your own private keys and recovery phrase — lose them and no company can recover the money for you.
go deeperSee the full Tria profile with every verified field, or Tria alternatives. Raw fields: data.json.
Figures compiled from public sources, for comparison only — not financial advice. "Up to" rates change constantly; always confirm with the issuer. Spotted an error? Suggest a fix.