Bespoke citizenship, built on Conviction.
El Salvador and Vanuatu carry our full productized attention. Everything else is structured one client, one question, and one written scope at a time.
A menu is not a strategy.
Most advisory sites start with a menu. A menu works only when your life fits a row. Your citizenships, tax residences, family, entities, and Bitcoin history do not arrive in neat columns.
Bespoke advisory starts with the constraint. We define the decision, test the viable jurisdictions, and build the specific memo, dossier, or sequence that resolves it. The engagement is scoped, priced, and paid per assignment.
Bespoke does not mean every jurisdiction is available. It means no jurisdiction is forced. A route makes the shortlist only if it fits your goals, survives current diligence, and can be executed lawfully. If the evidence does not hold, it does not make the memo.
You leave with an artifact.
No vague advisory retainer. Each engagement names the work product, the decision it resolves, and what sits outside scope.
Jurisdiction Shortlist Memo
A ranked shortlist against your mobility, tax-residency, privacy, family, and legacy constraints. Every inclusion is reasoned; every exclusion is explained.
See how we scoreCitizenship Stack Plan
A sequenced multi-jurisdiction architecture that assigns each passport, residence, and legal structure a specific job.
Explore the stackBitcoin Source-of-Funds Dossier
A self-custody-aware source-of-funds and source-of-wealth package built from exchange records, wallet history, tax filings, and on-chain proof.
Review the dossierSecond-Passport and Tax-Residency Audit
A conflict map for citizenship, residence, 183-day tests, Common Reporting Standard exposure, and the advisers your file still needs.
Review the frameworkUS Exit Sequencing
The order of operations between a replacement citizenship, tax-residency changes, covered-expatriate analysis, and a future renunciation file.
Run the US Exit ToolEntity and Structure Layer
A jurisdiction, ownership, and handoff brief for the operating-company side of the stack, kept separate from the citizenship and tax-residency decisions.
See the guidance layerOur public research ranks every jurisdiction on the record. Your shortlist memo is the private version, scored against your constraints. See the inaugural 2026 Bitcoin Passport Index, then book the Sovereignty Strategy Session.
An index ranking is not a serviced program.
One hour. Then the scope.
The Sovereignty Strategy Session is the universal starting point for bespoke and undecided work. One hour with Adam Juchniewicz, CEO. The standard price is $500, or 5% less when you settle via BitSettle ($475). The amount actually paid credits toward professional fees if you retain 21 CBI.
This Session is distinct from the program-specific engagement fees on passport.sv and cbi.vu. Those begin only when you enter a productized program. No obligation to proceed means exactly that. The Session itself is paid.
Strategy before the filing.
The advisory hub connects the decision tools already built for the questions beneath a passport application.
OffshoreGuy
For the entity side of the stack, OffshoreGuy handles company formation across 34 jurisdictions for Bitcoiners. 21 CBI keeps the citizenship architecture coherent around it. OffshoreGuy does no tax work.
Open OffshoreGuy (opens in new window)RenunciationExitly (Launching Q3 2026)
If a second passport is already in hand, Exitly is the planned next layer for US renunciation.
See the renunciation track (opens in new window)Questions, with complete Answers.
What is bespoke advisory?
Bespoke advisory is work built around a client profile rather than a fixed program row. We define the question, test the viable jurisdictions, and scope a concrete deliverable after the Sovereignty Strategy Session.
What does the Sovereignty Strategy Session cost?
The one-hour Session is $500, or 5% less when you settle via BitSettle ($475). It is paid, the amount actually paid credits toward professional fees if you retain 21 CBI, and there is no obligation to proceed beyond the call.
Is this the same as a program-specific engagement call?
No. The Sovereignty Strategy Session is the universal front door for bespoke or undecided work. El Salvador and Vanuatu have separate program-specific engagement fees on their dedicated verticals. Those are later program gates, not alternative prices for the Sovereignty Strategy Session.
How is a bespoke engagement priced?
After the Session, you receive a written scope naming the deliverable, assumptions, exclusions, fee, and next milestone. Bespoke work has no fixed slate row. You decide whether the scope earns a yes.
Which jurisdictions can a bespoke brief cover?
Any lawful jurisdiction that fits the question and survives current diligence can be considered. That is not a promise that every route is open or executable. El Salvador and Vanuatu are the only productized 21 CBI programs; everything else must earn its place in the brief.
Can one engagement combine several deliverables?
Yes. A citizenship stack often needs a shortlist, a source-of-funds dossier, and a tax-residency conflict map in one sequence. The engagement letter names which pieces belong together and which require separate legal or tax advisers.
How can I pay for the Sovereignty Strategy Session?
The standard price is $500 through Stripe by card or Link. Settle via BitSettle in BTC, Lightning, or USDT for the 5% Bitcoin-native discount ($475). 21 CBI does not custody client funds.
What happens after the Sovereignty Strategy Session?
You receive the recommended next step: a bespoke scope, a handoff to the right productized program, or a clear reason not to proceed. If a tax attorney, enrolled agent, or other specialist is required, the scope says so. No obligation means no obligation to continue.
Begin Your Sovereignty.
Book the paid one-hour Sovereignty Strategy Session for $500, or 5% less via BitSettle ($475). The amount paid credits toward professional fees on retention. We map the route; you decide whether the scope earns a second step. No obligation to proceed.
Adam Juchniewicz, CEO, 21 CBI