British bitcoin exchange CoinCorner is debuting a multisig custody service in partnership with AnchorWatch, according to Bitcoin Magazine. The offering is described as a Bitcoin vault insured by Lloyd’s, adding an insurance component to the service’s custody structure. The announcement identifies the product as a multisignature solution, meaning it is built around multiple signatures for Bitcoin custody. Bitcoin Magazine published its report on September 8, 2026, in an article written by Mathew Di Salvo. The launch gives market participants a new CoinCorner-linked custody service to monitor in the Bitcoin infrastructure sector. The report does not provide additional details on pricing, coverage terms, launch availability, or the specific structure of the insurance arrangement.
CoinCorner Launches Lloyd’s-Insured Multisig Bitcoin Vault with AnchorWatch
CoinCorner is debuting a multisignature Bitcoin custody service with AnchorWatch. Bitcoin Magazine describes the vault as insured by Lloyd’s, but provides no further details on pricing, coverage, availability, or the insurance structure.
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