Bitgo Lists on BitcoinTreasuries.net as 32nd Largest Holder of Bitcoin


BitGo has spent over a decade building the infrastructure that secures institutional Bitcoin. As of their Q1 2026 filings, they hold 2,449 BTC on their own balance sheet, ranking them 32nd among all public companies tracked on BitcoinTreasuries.net. Today, they are joining the platform as a preferred Institutional Bitcoin and Digital Asset Partner.
The overlap between the institutions that use BitcoinTreasuries.net to track holdings data and the institutions that use BitGo to custody those holdings is significant. Making that connection explicit serves both audiences.
BitGo secures, lends, and settles billions in assets for thousands of clients worldwide, including corporate and public institutions. For treasury teams evaluating custody infrastructure, their Bitcoin Treasury product is purpose-built for corporate adoption: insured and federally chartered qualified cold-storage custody, OTC trading for institutional-scale transactions, and compliance frameworks designed to satisfy board, auditor, and regulatory requirements as a Bitcoin position scales.
What BitGo offers treasury teams
BitGo's infrastructure is built for companies and allocators who need more than a place to store Bitcoin.
Qualified cold-storage custody: Insured federally chartered custody meeting the requirements of public companies and institutional allocators, with industry-leading key management and operational security
Compliance and audit infrastructure: Frameworks designed to scale alongside a growing Bitcoin position and satisfy the reporting, auditor, and regulatory requirements that come with it
OTC trading: Institutional-grade execution for large purchases and sales, handled within the same custody environment
Security infrastructure: Purpose-built for treasury-scale holdings, with a security track record across thousands of institutional clients globally
Why this matters for the Bitcoin treasury space
The entities tracked on BitcoinTreasuries.net now hold a combined position measured in the millions of Bitcoin. As those positions scale, the custody infrastructure underneath them becomes a larger part of the institutional picture.
A custodian that holds Bitcoin on its own balance sheet has the same exposure to custody risk as the entities it serves. That alignment is a meaningful signal as the industry matures, and it is now visible and tracked on our leaderboard.
"BitGo sits on both sides of the custody equation," said Pete Rizzo, President of BitcoinTreasuries.net. "They secure institutional Bitcoin for others and they hold it on their own balance sheet. That is the kind of alignment serious institutional allocators look for."
See them on BitcoinTreasuries.net
BitGo holds Bitcoin on its own balance sheet, ranking among the top public corporate holders we track. Their page on BitcoinTreasuries.net shows current holdings, acquisition history, and ranking alongside every other institution in our database.
Visit their page: bitcointreasuries.net/public-companies/bitgo
We are glad to have BitGo as a preferred partner. For more on their Bitcoin Treasury services, visit bitgo.com/products/bitcoin-treasury/
Onward, The BitcoinTreasuries.net Team
Organizations interested in partnership opportunities can reach out at press@bitcointreasuries.net.
Sponsored content. This article was produced in partnership with BitGo.
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