Casa Achieves SOC 2 Type II Attestation for Self‑Custody Platform

Casa co‑founder and CSO Jameson Lopp said that the bitcoin self‑custody firm successfully passed a SOC 2 Type II audit conducted by Prescient Assurance, reporting that controls to prevent unauthorized access, documented operational procedures, and safeguards for customer data and wallets were evaluated over the audit period; Casa positioned the attestation as independent verification of its institutional‑grade security and operational integrity.

The company said the SOC 2 Type II report complements its trust‑minimizing architecture and announced plans to pursue SOC 1 and potentially ISO 27001 next, while inviting customers to consult its Compliance Center for details on monitored controls, subprocessors and audit status.

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FAQ 🧭

What did Casa achieve? — Casa obtained a SOC 2 Type II attestation covering Apr. 1–Nov. 15, 2025, verified by Prescient Assurance.
What does SOC 2 Type II assess? — It evaluates a service provider’s controls across security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality and privacy over a period of time.
How does this affect Casa customers? — The attestation provides independent assurance of Casa’s operational controls and protections for account data and wallets.
What compliance steps come next? — Casa plans to pursue SOC 1 next and is considering ISO 27001 for broader international standards.