One price, one platform, one new passport for your family.
Citizenship by investment has long been managed through fragmented advisory firms that quote low headline numbers and reveal the full cost only after the client is committed. CitizenX addresses this by operating as a technology-first platform that bundles every fee into a single upfront quote, covering government filings, due diligence, document translation, certifications, and delivery. Clients from over 170 countries have used the platform to acquire second passports across programs ranging from $105,325 for Sao Tome and Principe to over $1 million for El Salvador.
The platform is incorporated in Zug, Switzerland, under THE NETWORK STATE COMPANY AG, and stores all client data on Swiss servers under Swiss privacy law with end-to-end encryption. Payments can be made via bank wire, Bitcoin, USDC, USDT, or Ethereum, which sets CitizenX apart from traditional advisory firms that limit clients to wire transfers. Applications are managed entirely online, with real-time status tracking replacing the multi-email chains typical of legacy firms.
Current programs available through the platform include:
CitizenX runs a preliminary eligibility and due diligence check before onboarding any client, which the firm states has produced zero rejections to date. That said, past outcomes carry no guarantee, and CitizenX explicitly does not provide investment, financial, or tax advice. Pricing is disclosed upfront per program, but service fees are non-refundable upon engagement. Buyers who require tax planning or legal counsel alongside the application process will need to source that separately.
Strengths. Transparency; Visionary Purpose; Alternatives.
No hidden or extra fees. What you see is what you pay and how you pay is up to you — fiat, crypto, stablecoins, or Bitcoin.
On CitizenX, from a family-office user
Built for Private Wealth Owners / Principals, Single Family Office (SFO), Multi Family Office (MFO).
24/7 personal concierge, dedicated specialists, remote worldwide support
Preliminary eligibility check first, then onboarding form, due diligence review, followed by application submission