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Bitcoin for your company, kept separate

A dedicated business account with its own balance, history and limits โ€” KYB verified and ready for tax season. Everything you know from Invity, built for your company.

Why a separate business account

Mixing personal and company Bitcoin gets messy, hard to audit and risky. Trading exchanges are not built for treasury, and a personal wallet is awkward for your accountant. A business account keeps company Bitcoin clean, compliant and separate from day one.

With a fixed supply of 21 million, companies increasingly hold Bitcoin on the balance sheet as a hedge against currency debasement.

What you get

What you get

Separate balance and wallet

Created automatically, fully independent from your personal account.

Separate transaction history

Clean records for accounting and compliance.

Dedicated payment methods

Not shared with your personal account.

Recurring strategies

Auto Buy, Auto Buy Plus and Turbo Buy for your treasury.

Business-tier limits

Limits that grow with your company's needs.

KYB verification

Company-level compliance via Sumsub, separate from your personal KYC.

How it works

1 1

Open the Invity app

Create and verify your personal account first.

2 2

Complete KYB

Submit your company documents in the app.

3 3

Start operating

Buy, sell, deposit and run strategies, all under your company name.

Who it's for

The solo founder

Has been buying Bitcoin personally for years โ€” and whose company should too.

The cautious owner

Has watched Bitcoin for a long time and wants a responsible, properly verified way to start on the balance sheet.

Coming soon

Corporate Bitcoin loans โ€” coming soon

Hold Bitcoin in your company, then borrow against it for payroll, inventory or expansion โ€” without selling and without losing your position. Join the waitlist on the Loans page.

Learn with Invity

Level up your Bitcoin knowledge

Resources for first-time buyers and long-time stackers alike. No hype, no price calls โ€” just frameworks and clear thinking.

Invity Blog

Macro perspective, market deep-dives, and Bitcoin strategy โ€” without the marketing fluff.

Visit Blog

Invity Academy

Get smarter about Bitcoin

Bite-sized lessons, quizzes, and real-world frameworks inside the app.

Invity eBook

Broken Money and the Way Out

Invity eBook Broken Money and the Way Out. 80 pages. Free.

Frequently asked questions

FAQ

Is Invity licensed and regulated?
Yes. Invity Finance s.r.o. operates under EU financial licensing with full MiCA compliance. Your activity is protected by the same rules as any regulated financial service in the European Union.
How is Invity different from an exchange?
Invity is not a trading venue. It is an accumulation-first app designed to make buying, holding, and moving Bitcoin straightforward. There are no altcoins, no leveraged products, no trading pairs โ€” just clean flows for Bitcoin.
Who holds my Bitcoin?
You choose. Your balance is held by a regulated institutional custodian, segregated from Invity's operating funds. You can withdraw to your own Trezor or any Bitcoin address at any time.
What fees does Invity charge?
Invity uses transparent per-transaction fees displayed before you confirm any buy. There are no monthly subscriptions and no hidden spreads โ€” what you see in the quote is what you pay.
What is Turbo Buy?
Turbo Buy lets you front-load future recurring purchases when market conditions are favourable. Unlike margin or leverage, it uses your own funds, so there is no debt and no liquidation risk.
Which countries are supported?
Invity is available to residents of the European Economic Area and selected neighbouring countries. The current list is displayed during sign-up.
Can businesses use Invity?
Yes. We offer business accounts for companies that want to hold Bitcoin on their balance sheet or offer Bitcoin-related services to their customers. See the Business Accounts page for details.
How do I contact support?
You can reach us via in-app chat or email. Support is provided by real people based in Prague, typically during European business hours.