Organize supply and reserve data
Match mint and burn events to reserve-account movements across connected chains, custodians and banks. The matched record powers proof-of-reserve workflows.
Control token supply, reserves and redemptions
Match mint and burn events to reserve-account movements, resolve breaks and have Range prepare the reserve reporting and evidence for review.
The issuer gap
Attestation work starts with fragmented source data
Token supply lives onchain while reserves sit across custodians and banks. Range starts with the reporting and policy requirements the issuer must meet, turns them into controls, orchestrates existing risk providers, then runs monitoring, reconciliation and reporting from one record.
Trusted by digital-asset organizations
What Range does for issuers
Connect supply, reserves, counterparties and reporting
Range gives finance and compliance teams one view across connected chains, custodians and banks, with each mint and burn matched to the corresponding reserve-account movement. Range workflows gather the evidence, apply reserve policy, resolve exceptions and prepare the reporting result.
Control mints and redemptions
Screen onchain issuance and redemption activity for sanctions, fraud and counterparty risk before tokens move.
Prepare attestation data
Keep token supply, reserve composition and counterparty evidence structured for auditor and attestation workflows.
Understand the token in the market
Use Asset Intelligence to monitor peg stability and adoption, analyze flows and attribute named holders across the connected market surface.
Range products
From reserve ledger to market intelligence
Unify
Treasury
One view of token supply and reserves across chains, custodians and banks.
Unify
Transaction Reconciliation
Mint and burn events matched to the corresponding reserve-account movements across connected chains, custodians and banks.
Protect
Transaction Screening
Pre-execution checks on onchain mints and redemptions.
Unify
Counterparty Management
One redeemer, holder or partner across wallet, exchange and bank identifiers, including named-holder attribution.
Unify
Reporting and Intelligence
Peg stability, adoption, flow and named-holder intelligence for issuer and proof-of-reserve workflows.
Protect
Treasury and Portfolio Risk
Continuous visibility across custody, chain, protocol and FX exposure.
Issuer workflows
Keep every token event attached to its financial context
Range connects each token event to its reserve-account movement and counterparty, creating the matched record used for proof-of-reserve workflows and external review.
Supply and reserve reporting
Match mint and burn events to reserve-account movements across connected chains, custodians and banks.
Pre-execution screening
Check sanctions, fraud and counterparty risk before an onchain mint or redemption is broadcast.
Attestation-ready records
Keep supply, reserve composition and counterparty evidence structured for external review.
Market intelligence
Monitor peg stability and adoption, analyze flows and attribute named holders with Asset Intelligence.
How it works
One record across issuance, reserves and reporting
01
Connect custodians, banks and chains
Bring reserve accounts, deployed token contracts and mint and burn activity into one normalized view.
02
Define issuance and reserve controls
Add reserve rules, counterparty requirements, redemption limits and approval policies to the shared record.
03
Screen, reconcile and report
Apply controls before broadcast, match mint and burn events to reserves, then prepare reporting, evidence and exceptions for review.
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
Range matches mint and burn events to corresponding reserve-account movements across connected chains, custodians and banks. That matched record powers proof-of-reserve workflows and external review.
No. Range structures the underlying data and evidence. Your auditor or attestation provider remains responsible for its work.
Yes. Range applies pre-execution checks to onchain issuance and redemption activity.
Asset Intelligence monitors peg stability and adoption, analyzes flows and attributes named holders across the connected market surface.
Range matches wallet, exchange and bank identifiers to one counterparty record.
No. Range supplies controls, audit trails, evidence and reporting. The issuer owns its regulatory obligations.
More questions on digital asset issuers, see the full FAQ.
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