CoinsDo

Company History & Founding

CoinsDo was founded in Singapore in 2017, originating from the need to alleviate the operational burden of building and maintaining in-house wallet systems for cryptocurrency businesses. The company’s initial focus was on providing a secure, non-custodial alternative to custodial wallets, leveraging Multi-Party Computation (MPC) technology to split private keys across multiple parties. This approach eliminates any single point of failure and gives clients full control over their digital assets without requiring a dedicated engineering team.

Business Model & Revenue

CoinsDo operates on a Wallet-as-a-Service (WaaS) model, generating revenue through subscription plans and transaction fees. The company offers a free tier with limited features, a standard plan priced between $499 and $2,999 per month with a 0.1% transaction fee on stablecoins, and enterprise plans with custom pricing and zero transaction fees. As of late 2025, CoinsDo’s estimated annual recurring revenue stands at $1.2 million, achieved without any external capital raises. The company is unfunded and has grown organically since its launch.

Products & Platform

CoinsDo’s platform includes several modular tools. CoinSend enables automated batch payouts for high-volume crypto transactions, CoinGet generates unique deposit addresses for each user and transaction, CoinFace provides identity verification with document OCR, liveness detection, and AML screening, and CoinSign facilitates multi-party transaction signing with hardware-level security and full audit trails. All tools are accessible from a single dashboard, supporting over 50 blockchains and 10,000 tokens.

Security & Compliance

The company holds ISO/IEC 27001:2022 (information security) and ISO/IEC 27701:2019 (privacy information) certifications by SOCOTEC Certification Singapore. It is registered as a US Money Services Business with FinCEN and holds a Poland Virtual Asset Service Provider license. CoinsDo is also pursuing licenses in Hong Kong (TCSP), Australia (DCE), and Singapore (MAS DPT). The platform’s non-custodial architecture ensures that clients retain full control of private keys, reducing counterparty risk.

Market Position & Competition

CoinsDo positions itself as a cost-effective, scalable alternative to building custom wallet infrastructure. Its main competitors include other WaaS providers such as Fireblocks, BitGo, and Curv, though CoinsDo differentiates through its modular product suite and focus on smaller to mid-sized crypto businesses. The company serves clients across multiple jurisdictions and has been exhibited at major industry events like Paris Blockchain Week and WebX 2026.

Recent Developments

In 2026, CoinsDo announced its participation in WebX, Asia’s largest Web3 conference, showcasing its non-custodial wallet infrastructure. The company continues to expand its licensing footprint and has issued warnings against impersonation scams using its brand. Despite its small team of 11 employees, CoinsDo maintains active operations and a growing client base.