DAG Private Client
Form a Wyoming LLC built for digital asset investors
A done-for-you formation service engineered for crypto and digital assets. Crypto-specific operating agreement, EIN, registered agent, and digital asset succession clauses included. Filed in 3 to 7 business days.
Why a standard LLC is not enough for digital assets
Generic LLCs grew up around brick-and-mortar businesses. The operating agreements assume the partners can hand a checking account to a paralegal and explain the assets in a few sentences. None of that was written for investors managing private keys, staking positions, and multi-signature custody.
That model breaks the moment someone holds a private key. Who controls the wallets? How are seed phrases backed up? What happens if the owner is incapacitated? How is staking documented? Does the bank or exchange even recognize this as a viable structure? Generic formation services leave every one of those questions unanswered.
DAG forms Wyoming LLCs drafted around how digital assets actually work. Wallet control. Multi-sig signing. Staking and validator activity. Fork handling. Succession when the holder is no longer reachable. Every clause assumes the asset is on-chain.
What generic LLCs miss
- No rules for private key control
- No guidance for staking or multi-sig
- No digital asset succession planning
- Banks may reject crypto-related LLCs
- Operating agreements do not define digital assets as property
Why Wyoming
Wyoming was the first U.S. state to pass comprehensive digital asset legislation. The state's LLC statute provides protections most home-state entities do not. For an investor whose largest asset is a wallet address, the jurisdiction matters more than the form.
Strong privacy
Member names are not required in public Wyoming filings. Ownership structure stays confidential.
Charging order protection
Wyoming's LLC statute (Wyo. Stat. § 17-29-503) addresses creditor remedies for both single-member and multi-member LLCs. Outcomes in any specific case depend on facts, jurisdiction, and applicable law; qualified independent legal counsel should be consulted regarding your situation.
Legal recognition of digital assets
Wyoming statute treats digital assets as a distinct property class under the UCC, giving the LLC genuine legal standing.
DAO-friendly
Wyoming was the first state to recognize DAOs as LLCs, a signal of regulatory posture that supports the full range of digital asset activity.
What's included
The one-time formation fee plus $100 per month covers the components required to bring a Wyoming Digital Asset LLC online, along with the ongoing requirements that keep the entity in good standing.
What's actually in the operating agreement
Most standard operating agreements were not designed for digital asset ownership structures. The operating agreement DAG coordinates addresses how digital assets actually live in a custody and on-chain environment. All operating agreement provisions are drafted in coordination with qualified independent legal counsel licensed in the applicable jurisdiction:
Wallet control and key custody
Who holds keys. Who can authorize transactions. What happens to access when a manager changes.
Multi-signature governance
Signing requirements, quorum rules, and emergency authority for multi-sig wallets.
Staking and validator activity
Documentation of yield-bearing positions, reward attribution, and validator selection authority.
Fork and airdrop handling
Treatment of new assets created by forks and airdrops.
DeFi activity
Authorization for participation in protocols with documentation requirements that survive an audit.
Incapacitation and succession
Successor manager authority, including access protocols traditional operating agreements assume can be handed over with a checkbook.
Member transfer restrictions
Permitted transferees, valuation methodology, and consent requirements that work with estate planning.
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Generic LLC services vs. DAG Private Client
LLC formation, trust drafting, and estate planning services are provided in coordination with or by qualified independent legal counsel licensed in the applicable jurisdiction.
Comparison is illustrative. Features and availability of third-party services are subject to change. Individual circumstances vary.
Benefits
Why DAG clients form in Wyoming
Drafted around digital asset ownership. Operating agreement addresses wallet control, multi-sig signing, and seed phrase backup, drafted in coordination with qualified independent counsel licensed in the applicable jurisdiction.
Wyoming jurisdiction. Formed under Wyoming's LLC statute (Wyo. Stat. § 17-29-503), which addresses creditor remedies for single- and multi-member LLCs.
Crypto-specific succession clauses. Operating agreement addresses what happens when a manager is incapacitated or deceased.
Wyoming standard processing timeline. DAG's formation team is structured to meet Wyoming's standard processing timeline of 3 to 7 business days.
One piece of DAG's five-element architecture. The LLC works alongside trusts, custody, tax, and the wealth team.
Pricing
Wyoming Digital Asset LLC
$1,500 one-time
+ $100 / month thereafter
- · Includes Wyoming SOS filing fee, EIN filing, and first year of registered agent service
- · $100/month covers ongoing registered agent, annual renewal coordination, and administrative support
- · State-mandated fees, if any, are included
- · Wyoming standard processing: 3 to 7 business days
Statute
Wyo. Stat. § 17-29-503 governs creditor remedies for Wyoming LLCs. Outcomes in any specific case depend on facts, jurisdiction, and applicable law; consult qualified independent legal counsel regarding your situation.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Question 01 of 06
Do I need to live in Wyoming?
No. Wyoming LLCs can be formed by residents of any state, and by non-U.S. residents. There are no residency requirements. What Wyoming requires is a registered agent and registered office in the state, both included in the formation package.
Next step
$1,500 one-time. $100 / month after that. Wyoming standard processing: 3 to 7 business days.
The operating agreement is where the difference shows up, drafted in coordination with qualified independent counsel licensed in the applicable jurisdiction and addressing wallet control, multi-sig governance, staking, and succession.