Anchorage Digital Introduces Treasury Strategy "Conditional Rules" to Strengthen Institutional Custody Risk Control

According to a report by Crypto Briefing on September 28, Anchorage Digital, a federally chartered crypto bank in the United States, has introduced a "Conditional Rules" feature within its treasury strategy framework. This allows institutional clients to build more granular security configurations around their digital asset holdings. Administrators can set conditions to determine when and how operations such as withdrawals are permitted. A common use case is allowing withdrawals only to pre-approved trusted addresses. Its underlying principle is a "Block" security baseline that defaults to rejecting all operations. The rules take effect at the vault level and can cover operations such as withdrawals, governance, and staking. Strategy changes require approval by a statutory number of participants and must be confirmed via iOS biometric authentication. Further details can be found in the platform documentation released in September 2026.