Digital assets
Enquiries are considered individually. No exchange, custody or investment advice is offered on this website.
Make an enquiry
Your enquiry
Tell us what you are looking to buy or sell, with the specifications that matter to you.
Defining a digital-asset enquiry
Start with the introduction you are seeking and the role of each party. CSI considers enquiries individually; submitting one does not establish that a proposed activity is available or authorised.
The proposed introduction
Describe the asset and, where relevant, its network, the intended buyer or seller side and the purpose of the introduction. State the countries or jurisdictions involved and the proposed timing. Keep the initial description at the level needed to understand the enquiry, without wallet addresses, holdings evidence or access credentials.
Your role and scope
Explain whether you are enquiring for yourself or another party and what introduction you are requesting. Distinguish confirmed details from proposals that still need clarification. This website does not offer exchange execution, custody, investment advice or guaranteed outcomes, and the enquiry form is not a transaction instruction.
Before any next step
Successful submissions receive a CSI reference, while contact details stay off the public opportunity board. Scope and applicable authorisations must be established before any engagement. Do not send funds, private keys, seed phrases, passwords or identity documents with an enquiry. Submission does not publish or approve the proposed activity.
How CSI introductions workCSI introduces buyers and sellers. An enquiry is not confirmation of availability, verification or an agreement. Terms and required checks remain subject to review.
Service scope and applicable authorisations must be established before any engagement. Do not send funds or wallet credentials.