Invest the Way You Want
A Self-Directed IRA gives you more flexibility in how you invest for retirement. Truvant takes a digital first approach to streamline the Self-Directed IRA process from account opening through investment funding.
More Flexibility for Your Retirement Assets
A Self-Directed IRA (SDIRA) is a retirement account that gives you more flexibility in what you can invest in. Instead of only holding traditional assets like stocks and bonds, a SDIRA account may allow alternative assets like real estate, private investments, startups, and more.
More Choice, with More Clarity
More flexibility can open new possibilities, but it can also add more steps. Truvant helps you move through the retirement account process with clearer funding workflows, better visibility, and support when details need attention.
More Room to Choose
Explore a wider range of investment types, based on what your account and custodian allow.
Clearer Next Steps
Know what is needed for funding, documents, and transaction-related banking activity.
Less Back-and-Forth
Use digital tools and support that help when several parties or steps are involved.
Self-Directed IRA vs. Traditional Investing
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Retirement Account Structure
Both are IRA accounts designed to hold retirement assets. |
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Tax-Advantaged Savings
Both may offer tax benefits, depending on the account type and your situation. |
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Custodian Involvement
Both require an IRA custodian or trustee to hold and administer the account. |
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Alternative Investment Access
A Self-Directed IRA may allow a broader range of assets, such as real estate or private investments, when allowed by the account and custodian. |
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More Hands-On Direction
With a Self-Directed IRA, you may take a more active role in choosing your investments. Invest in what you know! |
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More Transaction Coordination
Self-Directed IRA activity can involve more documents, funding steps, timelines, and third-parties. |
A Self-Directed IRA Built Around You
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01 Start with Your Goals
Share what you want your Self-Directed IRA to support.
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02 Map Your Process
We help outline the account, funding, documentation, and transaction steps that may be part of your process.
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03 Launch with Onboarding
Get set up with digital tools, onboarding support, and a clearer way to manage your Self-Directed IRA.
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04 Keep Moving with Support
Truvant stays connected as questions, updates, or new transaction needs come up.
Support That Goes Beyond Setup
Opening the account is only one part of the process. Truvant helps you keep moving after setup with digital banking tools, funding support, and clear workflows for ongoing Self-Directed IRA activity.
- Ongoing banking support
- Clear funding workflows
- Better visibility over time
Frequently Asked Questions
Truvant provides the banking infrastructure that supports Self-Directed IRA activity, including funding, cash management, and transaction processing associated with your investments.
A Self-Directed IRA is a retirement account that allows you to invest beyond traditional stocks and bonds into a broader range of assets. It can be funded through contributions, transfers, or rollovers from existing retirement accounts.
Self-Directed IRAs can be funded through contributions, transfers, or rollovers from existing retirement accounts.
Self-Directed IRAs allow for a broader range of investments, including real estate, private equity, and other alternative assets, depending on your custodian and strategy.
Truvant empowers those shaping the future of finance—from self-directed investors and small businesses to entrepreneurs, crypto firms, and fintech leaders.
Connect with our team by emailing selfdirected@truvantfinancial.com, calling 972-698-5722, or filling out the form on our website.
For overnight mail, send documents to:
2825 Oak Lawn Ave, Unit 191106
Dallas, TX 75219-9998
Finding an investment depends on what you are looking to invest in. Truvant Financial does not provide tax, legal, investment, or structuring advice.