Individual custodial accounts | Brale

Brale now supports individual custodial accounts, providing more options for building consumer-facing stablecoin products.

Customers can onboard individuals, support Brale-managed custody, and connect those accounts to stablecoin movement through one API surface.

Individual custodial accounts are available today across 44 U.S. states and territories, with further expansion in the works.

Why it matters

Many platforms need more than pass-through movement. They require an account model that supports:

Individual onboarding through an API-first experience.

A custodial structure for holding balances when the flow requires it.

Operational control and monitoring that matches regulated infrastructure.

A straightforward path to expand coverage as jurisdictions and licenses evolve.

Individual custodial accounts enable teams to support those requirements while reducing the need to stitch together multiple providers just to reach end-to-end coverage.

These accounts add a custodial option for individual end users, with a consumer-specific onboarding path.

Brale handles the regulatory, onboarding, and custody complexity behind the scenes, giving platforms a simpler way to offer individual accounts through one API.

Robust individual account coverage

Individual custodial accounts complement the individual transactional account model already available on Brale, which is supported in 47 U.S. states and territories and across 131 approved countries outside the U.S.

Individual transactional accounts are designed for non-custodial, pass-through execution.

Individual custodial accounts are made for flows where custody is required and a Brale-managed balance is part of the product experience.

These models work together to give Brale users more flexibility. Use transactional when you need execution without holding a custodial balance. Or, use custodial when the experience requires a Brale-managed account that can hold balances.