Digital assets, on the bank's terms.
LedgerBridge gives chartered banks a single, bank-controlled infrastructure for Bitcoin custody, tokenized deposits and payment stablecoins. The platform executes. The bank decides.
Everything a bank needs to offer digital assets, without giving up control
Built for regulated institutions from the first line of code: your customers, your liability, your key.
Bitcoin Custody
Institutional custody where keys never leave hardware security modules and no transaction moves without the bank's signature. KYC, sanctions screening, AML monitoring and SAR workflows built in.
Learn more → Patent-pendingTokenized Deposits & Stablecoin
Two instruments on one backbone: a tokenized deposit that stays your FDIC-insured liability, and a GENIUS Act-ready payment stablecoin. Customers convert between them in one atomic step.
Learn more → White-labelPayments
A bank-branded payment experience for sending, requesting and receiving money by phone number or email, with instant internal settlement and your compliance layer underneath.
Learn more →Control is not a feature. It is the architecture.
Most digital asset providers ask a bank to trust them. LedgerBridge is designed so that trust is replaced by verification.
- You hold the final key. Every withdrawal is co-signed by a key that lives in the bank's own hardware. Nothing moves unilaterally.
- The freeze switch is yours. Emergency stop, wallet freeze and compliance holds are operated by your officers, with role-based access and a full audit trail.
- Segregated, per-client keys. No master key, no omnibus exposure. Each client's holdings are cryptographically isolated.
- Compliance is sequenced, not bolted on. KYC, OFAC screening, AML rules and SAR generation run inside the transaction flow, not beside it.
- Extension, not re-platforming. Funds move over rails you already use: RTP, FedNow, wire and book transfer.
"AI proposes. The bank disposes."
Automated risk agents can annotate, verify and place time-boxed holds. Only a human at the bank, with an independent key, can block or claw back. Holds that are not confirmed expire on their own, so automation can never lock your customers out.
From board approval to first customer in four steps
Discovery & risk review
We walk your board, risk and compliance teams through the architecture, the control model and the regulatory mapping.
Key ceremony
Your bank generates its own signing key inside its HSM. LedgerBridge never sees it. A recovery key is escrowed under dual control.
Integration
Your identity provider, core banking rails and compliance officers are connected to the Compliance Portal and Admin console.
Go live
Customers onboard through your branded app. Every deposit, withdrawal and hold is visible to your officers in real time.
Built for the rules that are already written
The GENIUS Act of 2025 sets the federal framework for payment stablecoins and becomes effective by January 2027. OCC interpretive letters confirm that national banks may provide crypto custody and use distributed ledgers for permissible payment activities.
LedgerBridge maps each product to that framework: tokenized deposits remain deposits, payment stablecoins are backed at least 1:1 by permitted reserves, and custody keeps the bank in operational control at every step.
Read: What banks should prepare before January 2027 →OCC Interpretive Letters 1170 / 1174 / 1183
Custody and ledger-based payment activities as permissible banking activities.
GENIUS Act (Public Law 119-27)
Permitted issuers, 1:1 reserves, monthly examination, CEO/CFO certification.
BSA/AML · CIP/KYC · OFAC · SAR
Sequenced inside the transaction flow, filed by the regulated entity.
Perspectives for bank leadership
Are tokenized deposits FDIC insured? What banks should know
A deposit stays a deposit on a ledger, and a stablecoin does not become one. What the FDIC proposal means for product design.
GENIUS Act proposed rules: a bank-by-regulator guide
The OCC, FDIC, Federal Reserve and Treasury have each published proposals. Which docket your bank should read first.
Bitcoin custody for community banks: a decision guide
Permission is settled. What remains is control, the operating model and what the bank can show its examiner.
LedgerBridge, Inc. builds digital asset infrastructure for chartered banks
LedgerBridge, Inc. is a U.S. company headquartered in Vidalia, Georgia. We build the technology that lets a bank offer Bitcoin custody, tokenized deposits and payment stablecoins while keeping the keys, the controls and the customer relationship. Every LedgerBridge product is built for regulated institutions and their examiners.
The dual-class regulated token protocol behind the LedgerBridge platform is patent-pending (U.S. Provisional No. 64/117,397).
About LedgerBridge and its leadership| Legal name | LedgerBridge, Inc. |
| Headquarters | 609 Church St., Vidalia, GA 30474, USA |
| Who we serve | Chartered U.S. banks, community banks included |
| Products | Bitcoin Custody, Regulated Money Platform, Payments |
| Contact | info@ledgerbridge.co |
See the platform with your own compliance team in the room.
A 45-minute walkthrough of custody, controls and the regulatory mapping, tailored to your charter.