BitGo Connects Coinbase, Kraken and Crypto.com Accounts

BitGo has launched BitGo Link, a treasury management platform that connects institutional clients' accounts at Crypto.com, Kraken and Coinbase to its custody system. The tool gives treasury managers and trading teams a single interface for viewing and moving digital assets held across BitGo and centralized exchanges.

Institutional crypto operations often spread assets across multiple venues for trading, collateral and liquidity, leaving teams to juggle separate exchange dashboards, spreadsheets and manual approval processes. Link aggregates balances into one view, includes visibility into exchange sub-accounts, and lets users initiate transfers from BitGo's platform. BitGo said the system can be used to rebalance assets across venues, meet margin requirements, cover liquidity needs or respond to market opportunities, and that more exchanges and treasury functions will be added over time.

Every transfer initiated through Link is routed through BitGo's Policy Engine, allowing institutions to set permissions and approval rules that determine who can move funds, which destinations are allowed and how assets may be used. Link also reconciles transfers against exchange records and tracks their progress through settlement, reducing the manual work of comparing custody records with exchange balances and identifying pending or failed transfers. The product builds on Go Network, BitGo's settlement and liquidity network within its qualified custody platform, extending that model to accounts held directly at centralized exchanges.

BitGo CEO Mike Belshe said the launch positions the company as a command center for institutional treasury and trading. "One network, no borders: governance travels with the capital, wherever it moves," he said.

The rollout comes as BitGo, which went public in January 2026 after receiving a U.S. trust bank charter, faces pressure to turn custody scale into recurring revenue. First-quarter revenue rose 112.6% year over year to $3.8 billion, but the net loss widened to $60.7 million from $25.7 million. BitGo cut 15% of its workforce in June as expenses weighed on results. Shares closed at $4.86 on Friday, July 31, and edged higher in premarket trading on Monday.

For BitGo, Link is an attempt to become the operating layer between institutional custody and exchange liquidity. Its value will depend on whether clients trust one interface to manage controls across venues and whether BitGo can add enough exchange connections to make the system useful at scale. The product may appeal to trading firms, asset managers and corporate treasury teams that need access to multiple liquidity pools but want centralized governance. BitGo recently added quantum-protection tools for its wallets, signaling a broader push into both long-term security and day-to-day operational tools.