Start Your TBA Client Onboarding
If Zane Truscott referred you, this is where you begin the process of becoming a TBA client. Complete the form below and our team will contact you to discuss the right collaborative security and inheritance setup for your situation.
What to Expect
- Brief introductory call
- Review of your self-custody and inheritance needs
- Guidance on the right collaborative security structure
- Clear next steps for onboarding
Why Clients Choose This
- Removes single points of failure
- Keeps you as a key holder
- Adds recovery and inheritance planning
- Gives you specialist support for meaningful holdings
Become a TBA Client
Complete the form below and we'll respond to begin your onboarding process. Referred by Zane Truscott? We already understand the context of your enquiry.
Since 2016 · Zero satoshis lost · 2-of-3 collaborative multisig · Recovery planning · Inheritance protocols
Zane Truscott shares Bitcoin education on Bitcoin with ZT. The Bitcoin Adviser helps implement collaborative security, recovery planning, and inheritance readiness for long-term self-custody. Together, this gives you a more complete Bitcoin plan.
What TBA helps solve
Self-custody is a useful starting point, but for meaningful holdings it often leaves too much resting on one person, one device, or one seed phrase. Collaborative security reduces single points of failure, inheritance risk, incident response gaps, and human error, while keeping you in control. Learn more about collaborative security →
This is still self-custody. You remain a key holder. No single party can move funds alone: not you, not The Bitcoin Adviser, and not the technology partner.
Who Zane Truscott refers
Bitcoin with ZT audience
You found The Bitcoin Adviser through Bitcoin with ZT and want to secure meaningful holdings with collaborative security and inheritance planning.
Meaningful Bitcoin holders
You have reached the point where one device, one seed phrase, or one person managing everything alone no longer feels safe enough.
Families thinking about inheritance
You want your spouse, children, or other beneficiaries to have a documented and workable path if something happens to you.