In brief
- Citi expects to launch digital asset custody later this year, starting with Bitcoin.
- The service will let institutional clients access traditional and crypto custody through the same framework.
- Citi Token Services already supports 24/7 transfers of tokenized deposits in select markets.
Citi is preparing to add Bitcoin custody alongside traditional assets as the banking giant builds out its digital asset infrastructure.
Announced on Tuesday, the service will be part of Custody+, a suite of custody and settlement tools. The bank said clients will be able to access traditional securities and crypto custody through the same framework.

The announcement expands on plans Citi revealed in October to launch institutional Bitcoin custody in 2026.







