Everyone starts somewhere. Our FAQs cover the most common Bitcoin questions we hear on the Isle of Man, from buying your first sat to securing your long-term holdings.
Bitcoin is digital money that runs on a decentralized network, meaning no bank or government controls it. You can send it anywhere in the world instantly and securely.
You can buy through local exchanges or international platforms. We help you set up a safe wallet first, so you control your Bitcoin from the start.
The best way is to hold it in your own wallet instead of leaving it on an exchange. We teach you how to do this securely using trusted hardware devices.
Self-custody means you hold your own private keys, the cryptographic proof that your Bitcoin belongs to you. It removes the need to trust exchanges or third parties.
If you lose both, your Bitcoin can’t be recovered. That’s why we teach safe backup methods and help you store recovery details securely across different locations.
For most people, a hardware wallet kept offline is best. Larger holders often use a 2-of-3 multisig setup, which we can design for clients.
Absolutely. Many firms now keep a portion of reserves in Bitcoin. We’ll show you how to record it properly, store it securely, and stay compliant with regulations.
You can include Bitcoin in your will just like other assets. We create clear instructions and backup systems so your heirs can access it safely when the time comes.
Yes, it’s one of the most crypto-friendly jurisdictions in the world. The island offers a supportive regulatory environment and a growing local Bitcoin community.
