Speak directly with a NAX Capital account manager about your digital asset goals, portfolio structure, and the questions that matter most to you.
NAX Capital is the commercial name of PeerTC Pty Ltd, an Australian-based brokerage providing digital asset services to SMSFs, family offices, and high-net-worth investors. Operations are conducted within a regulated framework, with offices in Melbourne and a focus on personalised, advice-led service.
Australian-operated digital asset brokerage with AUSTRAC registration and institutional-grade controls.
Cold storage and MPC-based custody infrastructure for client digital assets.
Direct access to local account managers, not chat-bot support queues.
Clear fee structure and personalised guidance focused on client goals.
Each session is structured around your situation and questions. The conversation typically covers six areas, though the focus shifts based on what is most relevant to you.
A short review of your existing holdings, where they are held, and how they fit in your overall picture.
Whether you are accumulating long-term, taking profit, or structuring a portion of a larger portfolio.
General education on ATO treatment of crypto and where structures like SMSFs may apply.
Trade-offs between self-custody, exchange-held, and brokerage-held arrangements.
How crypto fits in a diversified allocation and approaches to managing volatility.
Time set aside for the questions you came in with, often the most useful part of the call.
Yes. There is no fee to attend, no requirement to open an account, and no commitment expected. The session exists because most productive client relationships begin with a conversation.
The session provides general information and education about digital asset markets, structuring options, and tax considerations. Personal financial advice tailored to your specific situation requires a separate, formal engagement with an appropriately licensed adviser.
No. The session is equally useful for Australians who hold no crypto yet but are considering an allocation, and for those with existing positions seeking to structure them more deliberately.
Only what is needed to make the conversation useful: a general sense of your existing holdings, your timeframe, and the questions you want answered. You are not required to share account balances, login credentials, or any sensitive financial information.
If both parties feel a working relationship makes sense, the next step is a formal account opening process with full disclosure documentation. If not, there is no obligation. Many participants take the information away and act on it independently.
An Australian-based account manager will reach out within one business day to confirm a time that suits you.