Institutional control across digital assets and fiat

Give digital-asset operations one ledger, transaction-level controls and reporting workflows that prepare examiner-ready evidence without replacing custody or compliance infrastructure.

All your sources funnel into one unified treasury ledger

The operating gap

Bank systems see accounts or wallets, rarely both

A bank can add custodians, wallets and stablecoin rails without gaining one defensible record above them. Start with the requirements examiners and internal policy set. Range turns those requirements into operational controls, orchestrates existing risk and compliance providers, then runs monitoring, reconciliation and reporting from the same ledger.

Trusted across digital-asset operations

What Range does for banks

One control model across every rail

Range sits above custodians, wallets, correspondent accounts and existing compliance providers. Range workflows use the shared transaction and counterparty record to gather evidence, apply bank policy, resolve exceptions and prepare the reporting result for review.

Unify the book

View reserves, operating positions and counterparty exposures across custodians, wallets and bank accounts in one normalized ledger.

Enforce policy before broadcast

Screen onchain transactions before broadcast and route approvals by amount, asset, counterparty and policy. Fiat activity raises alerts.

Reconcile across rails

Match cross-rail movements, classify activity and keep the underlying source record available for review.

Defend every decision

Retain screening, approval and counterparty history for examiner, auditor, board and correspondent review.

How it works

Requirements become controls, then evidence

01

Connect the digital-asset surface

Connect custodians, self-custody wallets, multisigs, bank accounts, supported networks and existing compliance providers.

02

Define the control framework

Bring internal treasury policies, approval rules, counterparty requirements and exposure limits into Range.

03

Apply controls to activity

Screen onchain transfers before broadcast, raise alerts on fiat activity and route approvals through the correct signers.

04

Report from the same record

A Range workflow assembles transaction decisions, counterparty histories, positions and control evidence, surfaces exceptions and prepares the review-ready result.

Bank-grade controls across digital assets and fiat rails

Data Isolation

Customer workspaces are logically segregated, with strict tenant isolation and internal permission boundaries.

GDPR Compliant

We follow EU data protection requirements for data processing, access, retention and privacy.

SOC 2 Type II audit

Range is undergoing an independent external audit against rigorous security, availability and confidentiality controls.

Defense in Depth

Layered controls across infrastructure, application, identity and data. Encryption, monitoring, RBAC and least-privilege access at every layer.

Regulatory posture

Put operating evidence in one place

Range supplies controls, audit trails, evidence and reporting that support a bank's regulatory program. Range routes Travel Rule data across integrated VASP network providers. The bank remains responsible for determining and meeting its obligations in every jurisdiction.

  • Travel Rule coverage

    Regulated transfers require accurate originator and beneficiary data, with obligations varying by market and corridor. Range routes Travel Rule data across integrated VASP network providers and keeps coverage and completeness evidence with each transfer.

  • Monitoring coverage

    Transaction-monitoring programs must cover the expected activity and escalate alerts on time. Range reconciles expected and monitored transactions, then retains coverage, configuration and escalation evidence for review.

  • Sanctions controls

    Banks must screen relevant counterparties and activity against the applicable sanctions lists and document the resulting action. Range records each screening result, the list version used and the decision trail for review.

  • Regulatory records

    Banks must maintain reconciled records and produce the reserve, safeguarding, custody and transaction reports required in each market. Range keeps the source activity, reconciliations and governed reporting inputs together in one review-ready record.

Transaction screening dashboard reviewing a payment

Operating model

A control layer above the digital-asset stack

Range sits above custody, banking, wallet and compliance systems, linking each transaction to its counterparty, policy, approval and reporting evidence. Finance, compliance and risk teams work from the same record while existing providers stay in place.

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FAQ

No. Range sits above them, orchestrates their signals and adds the transaction, counterparty and treasury context between systems.

Range applies configured controls to onchain transactions before broadcast and routes approval workflows with multisig support.

Range raises alerts on fiat activity. It does not claim to block fiat payments.

Yes. Range is currently undergoing an independent external SOC 2 Type II audit, annual penetration testing is available under NDA and a vendor risk pack is available on request.

Yes. Dedicated tenancy is available for regulated customers, alongside data isolation and defense-in-depth controls.

No. Range supplies controls, audit trails, evidence and reporting. The bank owns its regulatory obligations.

More questions on banks, see the full FAQ.

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