How It Works | CT Corporation Business

Select a unique legal name for your LLC that complies with state requirements and reflects your business identity.

A registered agent receives legal documents on behalf of your LLC, ensuring compliance and privacy.

Define ownership, roles, profit allocation, and — for crypto LLCs — digital asset handling rules.

Your Employer Identification Number is issued by the IRS and becomes your LLC's official financial identity.

For crypto LLCs, create a secure cold storage wallet with multi-chain support and 24-word recovery phrase.

Deposit capital according to your plan. Standard LLCs use bank transfer; Crypto LLCs can fund their wallet.

Your LLC is now operational. Define your investment approach, risk levels, and growth targets.

Choose from Revocable Living Trust, Irrevocable Trust, Asset Protection Trust, Digital Asset Trust, or Charitable Remainder Trust.

Select a unique trust name and the optimal jurisdiction (Wyoming, South Dakota, Delaware, or offshore).

The settlor is the person creating and funding the trust. Your information is kept strictly confidential.

Designate individuals or entities who will benefit from the trust assets, with allocation percentages and optional wallet addresses.

Choose a professional corporate trustee (CT Business) or an individual trustee to manage the trust.

Specify the assets to be placed in trust (crypto, real estate, securities) and define the trust's primary purpose.

Submit your application with KYC documents. Once approved, fund your trust through our secure payment gateway.