# Strike Adds Goal-Based Bitcoin Stacks Within One Account

By John Kim

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Published: 2026-10-07T20:12:56.000Z
Updated: 2026-10-07T20:12:56.000Z
Section: Business

> Users can create up to five named allocations, move Bitcoin between them without fees or limits, and transfer funds back before sending or withdrawing.

Strike offers Stacks, a custodial feature that lets users divide Bitcoin (BTC) into as many as five named allocations while keeping the funds inside one account.

The feature is designed for goal-based saving. Users can label separate portions of their BTC for purposes such as a reserve or a planned purchase, then move Bitcoin between stacks, or between a stack and the main Bitcoin balance, without fees or limits.

Bitcoin held in a stack cannot be sent or withdrawn directly. Users must first transfer it back to the main Bitcoin balance before moving it outside the account.

Stacks contain Bitcoin only. Cash remains in the user’s cash balance, and the availability of the feature and other products may vary by region.

The feature adds an organizational layer to Strike’s existing Bitcoin services. The platform supports recurring BTC purchases on hourly, daily, weekly or monthly schedules. Strike also offers eligible users 3.6% interest on cash balances, paid in BTC, although the rate can change.

Strike’s custody model holds customer BTC 1:1 in multi-signature cold-storage vaults. Stacks do not represent a separate blockchain, token or separate Bitcoin wallet; they are internal allocations within the user’s account.

The feature can help users separate Bitcoin savings by purpose without opening additional wallets or addresses. Its limits on transfers and withdrawals preserve the account structure while allowing users to reorganize their balances as goals change.