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Visit trust centerSelected by banks, custodians, exchanges, and enterprises running digital asset operations at any institutional scale.
When your primary custody environment fails, the recovery network transfers keys to a standby wallet on demand. A working replacement in minutes.
Continuous operations. Your institution never goes offline. Audit evidence is automatic.
Days of downtime. Operating environment rebuilt from scratch. Regulatory incident reports required.
You adopted self custody because you want to be in charge of your own assets. You are your own bank. So why would your recovery procedure put you back at the mercy of a vendor, a courier, and a support ticket?
Bunker extends the logic of self custody to its natural endpoint. When something goes wrong, you don't call a vendor. Your quorum triggers recovery directly, from the Bunker console, in minutes. Station70 never stands between you and your keys.
Any recovery that hinges on a human judgment call is an attack surface. Bunker removes the human entirely. Recovery is cryptographic, and decryption requires a 3 party quorum no single party can bypass.
A face on a screen is not a credential. A notarized document is not a control. Any attacker with a laptop can manufacture both in under a minute. Institutions relying on human verification for key recovery are relying on an attack surface, not a defense.
Held exclusively by your authorized custody operators, under your internal controls. Station70 never touches this share.
Tamper evident, audited hardware custody. Physically isolated and cryptographically bound to the backup.
Separated from all operational systems. Required alongside the other two shares to produce anything meaningful.
Hardware attested, ephemeral, and verified before any key material moves.
How Bunker’s 3 way trust split compares to vendor enclave recovery and self managed backups.
A technical briefing with our cryptography and solutions team. Architecture walkthrough, posture review, integration mapping.