XRP in iTrust IRA — Do You Still Need an Entity to Work With Us. Jake Claver, recorded February 2026.
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What this recording covers
Claver addresses whether a client holding digital assets within an individual retirement account needs a separate legal entity to work with his firm. He explains that an individual retirement account serves as a qualified account wrapper capable of holding digital assets directly. Consequently, establishing an entity such as a limited liability company or a specialized trust is not mandatory for account integration. The firm can establish institutional custody accounts for various account structures, including simplified employee pensions, traditional retirement accounts, and Roth accounts. While an account can optionally sit inside an entity or trust structure, it can also be arranged alongside existing personal entities without requiring direct placement within them. Claver clarifies that the administrative framework accommodates multiple account variations to match the client's existing arrangement.
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