Vaultz Capital expands Bitcoin custody and global market access

Vaultz Capital has expanded its Bitcoin custody arrangements and widened trading access ahead of its annual meeting in London.

The company named BitGo Trust Company as a custodian in September and added Xapo Bank in November. It adopted a multi-custodian framework meant to spread storage across regulated providers with insurance coverage to reduce single-point-of-failure risk and strengthen controls for its Bitcoin holdings.

On market access, Vaultz listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in September under the ticker VJ2 and began trading on the US OTCQB Venture Market in October under VZTCF. The shares continue to trade on the Aquis Stock Exchange in London under V3TC. The company described the additional venues as steps to broaden its international investor base and support potential liquidity.

Vaultz reported holding 220 Bitcoin in its treasury. Following the financial year end, it raised about £14 million through institutional placings and retail offers to support its strategy. The company noted that the UK Financial Conduct Authority considers investment in Bitcoin high risk and that the company is not authorized or regulated by the FCA.

CEO Eric Benz characterized recent progress since August 2025 as building “enterprise-grade multi-custodian security” and expanding trading to Frankfurt and the US OTCQB. He added: 

Bitcoin markets show near-term volatility, but our focus remains on long-term structural drivers: fixed supply, growing institutional adoption and Bitcoin as sound monetary infrastructure.

Vaultz describes itself as a Bitcoin-focused operating company combining two activities: holding Bitcoin in treasury and generating revenue by participating in Bitcoin network infrastructure. It plans to gain exposure to Bitcoin hashrate through cloud mining, which may include acquiring mining hardware directly or arranging access through established operators.

It is worth noting that, according to K33 Research, 25% of companies with Bitcoin reserves are valued below the market value of their BTC. The company also notes that the boom in companies buying and holding Bitcoin is clearly slowing down.