BitGo's Link lets institutional treasury teams manage assets across Coinbase, Kraken and other exchanges from a single custody interface. The launch follows a 15% headcount cut in June.
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BitGo Holdings launched Link, a tool that gives institutional clients a single interface to view and move digital assets held both on BitGo's custody platform and at external exchanges. The system targets treasury teams that manage positions spread across multiple venues, offering real-time visibility across accounts and subaccounts.
Users can rebalance positions, cover margin or liquidity needs, and act on market opportunities directly through Link. All transfers run through BitGo's Policy Engine, which applies permission controls and auto-reconciles each transaction against the exchange's records, monitoring status through settlement.
"Link turns BitGo into the command center for institutional treasury and trading," CEO Mike Belshe said. "One network, no borders: governance travels with capital, wherever it moves."
The launch arrives at a delicate moment for the company. BitGo went public in January 2026 after receiving conditional approval for a U.S. trust bank license, alongside Circle and Ripple. In June the firm cut headcount by 15% following first-quarter results. Revenue jumped 112.6% year-over-year to $3.8 billion. Net losses expanded to $60.7 million from $25.7 million a year earlier.
Link builds on BitGo's Go Network, which already provides settlement and liquidity services within its qualified custody platform. The company said it will add support for additional exchanges and expand treasury features in the coming months. For a broader view of platforms serving this segment, see our list of best crypto brokers.
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