Connect every rail
Bring wallets, custodians, bank accounts and PSPs into one real-time ledger across supported networks and 100+ stablecoins. Add a corridor without rebuilding the finance operating model around another export.
Control every cross-border payment from one ledger
Match the fiat and stablecoin legs of every corridor, screen onchain transfers before broadcast and have Range prepare the reporting and evidence behind each payment.
Proof at operating scale
$30B+
AUM protected for customers
200+
Networks covered
10,000+
Integrations with banks, custodians and wallets
Trusted across digital-asset operations
Unify
Match every leg of every payment
Start with the reporting and corridor requirements your business must meet. Range turns them into transaction controls and orchestrates the risk and compliance providers you already use. From there, workflows gather evidence, resolve exceptions and produce the reconciliation or reporting result from the same ledger.
See prefunding and FX exposure
Finance can see where working capital sits and which corridor created the exposure.
Match counterparties across rails
Treat the same recipient as one entity across its wallet, bank account and CEX deposit address. Screening and reporting follow the counterparty, not the identifier.
Protect
Pre-execution controls for onchain payments
Range screens pending onchain transfers in milliseconds before broadcast. Fiat activity raises alerts, preserving the control distinction between rails. Range tracks 99.41% of stablecoin payments.
Screen before broadcast
Check sanctions, fraud, address poisoning, wrong-address conditions, counterparty risk and payment outliers against the counterparty's established behavior before an onchain payment is sent.
Route Travel Rule workflows
Range routes Travel Rule data across integrated VASP network providers and retains the evidence alongside the transfer.
Keep counterparties under review
Route signals from your existing screening provider through the matched counterparty record and retain the decision history.
Integration partners
Add treasury context to your existing providers
Range sits above your custody, banking, compliance and accounting systems. It connects the records between them without turning a new stablecoin corridor into a replacement project.
Compliance and screening
Bring your own Chainalysis, TRM Labs or Elliptic API key and route the signals through Range.
Custody
Connect Fireblocks, BitGo, Anchorage, Safe and Coinbase while each provider remains in its existing role.
Banking and payments
Connect Plaid, Belvo, Stripe, Wise and direct banking integrations alongside stablecoin PSPs.
Accounting and ERP
Feed enriched onchain data into Xero, QuickBooks, NetSuite and SAP.
How Range fits
One operating record for finance, compliance and risk
Range is the intelligence and control layer above the providers that move and hold funds. The same record carries counterparty identity, policy decisions, approvals, reconciliation and reporting.
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
Keep operating evidence attached to the transaction
Range supplies controls, audit trails, evidence and reporting that support your obligations. Range routes Travel Rule data across integrated VASP network providers. Your regulated entity remains responsible for determining and meeting the requirements in each market.
License coverage
Cross-border payment activity may require separate permissions for fiat, virtual assets, stablecoins and money transmission. Range maps each entity, corridor, service and partner to the relevant license or exemption and keeps the supporting record available for review.
Travel Rule coverage
Each corridor can impose different requirements for originator and beneficiary data. Range attaches the corridor classification, required party data and completeness checks to each transfer.
Sanctions controls
Screen counterparties and stablecoin transfers against the applicable sanctions lists and preserve the action taken. Range records the result, list version and escalation history with the payment.
Counterparty authorization
Confirm that each counterparty is authorized for its role, asset and market before the transaction proceeds. Range brings entity, regulator, service and jurisdiction status into a pre-transaction control and retains the evidence.
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Unify the operation, then protect every transfer
Unify establishes the ledger and matched counterparty record. Protect applies transaction, counterparty and portfolio controls to that same data.
Unify
Treasury
Real-time balances and movements across wallets, custodians, banks and PSPs.
Unify
Transaction Reconciliation
Matched and classified fiat and stablecoin legs in one ledger.
Unify
Counterparty Management
One entity record across wallet, bank and exchange identifiers.
Protect
Transaction Screening
Sanctions, fraud and operational checks before onchain broadcast, with fiat alerts.
Protect
Counterparty Risk & Travel Rule
Continuous counterparty screening with Travel Rule data routed across integrated VASP network providers.
Protect
Treasury and Portfolio Risk
Continuous visibility across asset, custody, chain, protocol and FX exposure.
FAQ
No. Range orchestrates the providers you already use and adds the matched counterparty, transaction and treasury context between them.
Range blocks onchain transactions before broadcast when a control fails. Fiat activity raises alerts; it is not blocked by Range.
Range matches the wallet, bank account and CEX deposit address to one counterparty record, so screening and reporting follow the entity.
No. Range supplies controls, audit trails, evidence and reporting that support your program. Your regulated entity owns the obligation.
Yes. Range feeds enriched onchain data into Xero, QuickBooks, NetSuite and SAP.
Yes. Range is designed to sit above your current providers.
More questions on cross-border payments, see the full FAQ.
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