See every treasury and inflow
View native tokens, stablecoins, protocol inflows and fiat across wallets, multisigs, custodians and banks.
Control protocol treasury across every venue
Unify native tokens, stablecoins, protocol inflows and fiat, then have Range prepare the reconciliations and audit evidence behind the operation.
The protocol gap
A treasury question should not require chain forensics
Native-token positions, protocol inflows, multisigs, custodians and bank accounts rarely arrive as one finance record. Range starts with your reporting and policy requirements, turns them into controls, orchestrates existing risk providers, then runs monitoring, reconciliation and reporting from one ledger.
Trusted across crypto-native operations
What Range does for protocols
Unify treasury, control payments and close the books
Range organizes the connected accounts and ties each transaction to the right counterparty, policy and accounting record. Range workflows gather the evidence, apply protocol policy, resolve exceptions and prepare the reconciliation or stakeholder report.
Control outgoing payments
Screen sanctions, fraud, operational errors and counterparty risk before an onchain transfer is broadcast, with multisig approval support.
Reconcile and report
Classify activity across rails, match counterparties and feed enriched onchain data into supported accounting and ERP systems.
Range products
Six modules for the operating treasury
Unify
Treasury
Real-time positions across native tokens, stablecoins, protocol inflows and fiat.
Unify
Counterparty Management
One vendor, contributor, market maker or partner across wallet, exchange and bank identifiers.
Protect
Transaction Screening
Pre-execution controls on outgoing onchain payments, with alerts on fiat activity.
Unify
Transaction Reconciliation
Normalized and classified activity across chains, custodians and banks.
Protect
Treasury and Portfolio Risk
Continuous visibility across asset, custody, chain, protocol and FX exposure.
Unify
Reporting and Intelligence
Board, investor, auditor and accounting reporting from the same ledger.
Protocol workflows
Keep the position, payment and report connected
Range brings treasury visibility, reconciliation, payment controls and stakeholder reporting onto one operating record.
Unified treasury and inflows
Organize positions and activity across connected wallets, multisigs, custodians, chains and banks.
Transaction reconciliation
Normalize and classify protocol inflows, transfers and operating activity for the accounting record.
Pre-execution payment controls
Screen outgoing onchain payments before broadcast and route approvals with multisig support.
Stakeholder reporting
Build board, investor and audit reporting from the same reconciled ledger.
How it works
One record from connection through reporting
01
Connect wallets, custodians, banks and chains
Bring treasury positions, protocol inflows and operating accounts into one view.
02
Define treasury and payment policy
Add approval requirements, counterparty whitelists and exposure limits.
03
Screen and reconcile activity
Apply controls before onchain broadcast and classify the resulting transaction for finance.
04
Feed the reporting layer
A Range workflow gathers reconciled activity and control evidence, surfaces exceptions and prepares the board, investor or audit output. Range can then produce structured exports or feed enriched onchain data into Xero, QuickBooks, NetSuite and SAP.
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.
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FAQ
Yes. Both can be viewed on one normalized ledger while retaining their account and transaction context.
Yes. Approval workflows with multisig support can route payments based on amount, asset, counterparty and policy.
Yes. Range checks onchain payments before broadcast and can block the transaction when a configured control fails.
Range feeds enriched onchain data into Xero, QuickBooks, NetSuite and SAP, or provides a structured export.
Yes. Range matches wallet, exchange and bank identifiers to one counterparty record.
No. Range sits above connected custodians, wallets and multisigs and keeps their records in one operating layer.
More questions on crypto protocols, see the full FAQ.
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