Wizardsardine has activated Bitcoin-denominated insurance for Liana Business users through a new strategic integration with Resolvr. Liana Business—the secure, governance-ready Bitcoin self-custody platform—now enables organisations holding self-custodied bitcoin to access insurance coverage directly in BTC for the first time.
Powered by Resolvr’s embedded BDIC™ (Bitcoin Denominated Insurance Collaborative) marketplace, the integration is built for enterprises, funds, and regulated institutions that require compliance-aligned self-custody but have previously faced internal risk concerns. With this partnership, businesses can now “turn on” insurance for their bitcoin holdings while maintaining full, true self-custody—an industry first.
Insuring self-custody, not custodians
Until now, Bitcoin insurance has been largely limited to custodial providers that pool client assets, creating centralised risk. The Liana Business BDIC™ integration challenges that model; by simplifying the process for organisations to hold their own keys while accessing insurance coverage, paying premiums in bitcoin, and receiving on-chain payouts if a covered loss occurs.
The partnership brings together complementary risk-management capabilities:
- Wizardsardine, through its Liana Business platform, provides the self-custody infrastructure that enables organisations to hold bitcoin with verifiable ownership, auditability, governance, and secure recovery.
- Resolvr, through its embedded BDIC™ insurance marketplace,connects Liana Business directly to regulated insurance carriers offering policies denominated in Bitcoin. The BDIC™ platform enables seamless policy issuance, premium collection and bitcoin-denominated claims settlement, creating a bridge between traditional insurance infrastructure and the Bitcoin economy.
Expanding on the partnership, Kevin Loaec, Chief Executive Officer at Wizardsardine, said: “Custodians concentrate billions in Bitcoin value in one place and call it security, but that’s exactly what makes them risky and uninsurable. When risk is centralised, one mistake, one policy failure, or one insider threat can bring the whole system down. With Liana, we flip that model on its head. Instead, businesses hold their own keys, their own bitcoin, and now, for the first time thanks to Resolvr, they can access insurance services too. Liana’s architecture minimises the risk of loss through time-locked recovery; ensures organisations remain in full control of their funds, and removes the counterparty risk that has made bitcoin insurance impractical until now.”
Simple protection for verifiable control
A Liana client can now request insurance coverage during the Liana Business set-up. Coverage is offered in bitcoin for the full balance, with yearly premiums and transparent terms managed seamlessly through Resolvr’s BDIC™ infrastructure and back-end.
Aaron Daniel, Cofounder and Chief Executive Officer of Resolvr added: “Liana’s self-custody model proves what we’ve always believed: the future of Bitcoin insurance isn’t about custodians holding keys: it’s about insurance markets providing coverage wherever Bitcoin lives. Our BDIC™ marketplace connects Bitcoin holders directly to global insurance capacity through embedded, wallet-neutral integrations. With BDIC™, organizations using Liana now get what custodial solutions never could: true ownership of both their bitcoin and their insurance. We are proud to put insurance on the Bitcoin standard through our marketplace.”
Built for governance and audit alignment
Liana Business already serves organisations that require full visibility and policy control over bitcoin holdings, from CFOs and compliance teams to IT security officers. The addition of being able to offer bitcoin-denominated insurance access extends its functionality, giving boards and auditors an added layer of reassurance without compromising on independence or verifiability.
Availability
The BDIC™ integration will be available early 2026 to all Liana Business customers. Organisations can request a demonstration or quote at: lianawallet.com/business
