Liminal Custody Solutions to store CBI’s seized digital assets
09 November 2023 India

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in India has appointed Liminal Custody Solutions to manage seized digital assets, impounded during investigations, in a non-custodial manner.
Liminal will provide a secure and compliant wallet solution for the safe storage of seized assets, creating multi-sig and multi-party computation wallets in adherence to standard operating procedures.
The firm has established a specialised team to collaborate with CBI officers and has already assisted the CBI on a high-profile operation, it says.
Manan Vora, senior vice president of strategy and business operations at Liminal, says: “At Liminal Custody, we consider our partnership with the CBI a testament to our dedication to building a safe and regulated digital asset ecosystem in India.
“We feel it's our responsibility to assist law enforcement agencies with rigorous security protocols. We look forward to making a substantial contribution to India's digital asset security and accessibility.”
Liminal will provide a secure and compliant wallet solution for the safe storage of seized assets, creating multi-sig and multi-party computation wallets in adherence to standard operating procedures.
The firm has established a specialised team to collaborate with CBI officers and has already assisted the CBI on a high-profile operation, it says.
Manan Vora, senior vice president of strategy and business operations at Liminal, says: “At Liminal Custody, we consider our partnership with the CBI a testament to our dedication to building a safe and regulated digital asset ecosystem in India.
“We feel it's our responsibility to assist law enforcement agencies with rigorous security protocols. We look forward to making a substantial contribution to India's digital asset security and accessibility.”
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