Your wallet, our security
Anchorage Digital security, now in an institutional self-custody wallet.
Introducing Porto
Porto by Anchorage Digital is an institutional self-custody wallet built with the security and technology Anchorage Digital is best known for, enabling full web3 access and seamless integration with the Anchorage Digital platform.
Introducing Porto
Porto by Anchorage Digital is a self-custody wallet for institutions that enables protocols, VC firms, asset managers, and other businesses to participate in protocol-level interactions such as staking, voting, and trading, while safeguarding assets within a proven security architecture.
Self-custody the way it’s meant to be
Security, the Anchorage Digital way
Leverage world-class security with end-to-end cryptographic integrity, FIPS-140 policy and private key security, and offline hardware security modules (HSMs).
Custom policies for quorum approvals
Configure institutional-grade policies and permissions to your organization’s unique specifications, including for transaction initiations and quorum approvals.
Easy and intuitive for institutions
Follow efficient workflows including allow listing frequently-used wallet addresses and smart contracts, signing transactions, and managing smart contract interactions - all accessible from desktop or mobile phone.
Full access to web3
Buy, sell, trade, vote, and collect rewards for supported networks and tokens. Support for 200+ tokens including APT, BTC, and SUI— with more Layer 1s coming soon.
Streamlined asset recovery
Self-custody digital assets while removing single points of failure for scenarios including lost devices or loss of access.
Full integration with Anchorage Digital products
Use Porto for web3, and move assets easily to and from Anchorage Digital custody.
Integrated with
A proven security model, now available for self-custody
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Safeguard your assets
Authenticated access
Only user-activated devices can access a Porto account. Sensitive operations require authentication, and are tied to unique user keys.
Hardware-enforced logic
Users’ keys are decrypted and processed on hardware security modules (HSMs) strengthened with custom logic.
Configurable allowlisting
Users can designate allowlisted destinations for asset transfers upon quorum approval.
No passwords
Devices are onboarded at account creation, and sensitive operations require cryptographic authentication.
Quorum-based approvals
All sensitive operations, such as withdrawing assets, require authenticated endorsements from multiple users within an organization.
Tamper-proof hardware
HSMs are tamper-resistant and tamper evident, with FIPS PUB 140-2 policy and private key security.
The technology of choice
Porto
Other wallets
ERC-20 support
Passwordless authentication
Mitigates the risk of human error
Seamless smart contract interactions
Policy engine powered by FIPS 140-2
HSM infrastructure
Exclusively for institutions
