Enforce before broadcast
Screen onchain transfers for sanctions, fraud, wrong-address conditions, counterparty risk and payment outliers against the counterparty's established behavior before funds move.
Put treasury controls before the transaction
Enforce policy before onchain broadcast, monitor counterparty and treasury risk continuously and have Range prepare the control evidence behind every decision.
The control gap
Security needs to sit in the transaction path
Alerts that arrive after an onchain transfer cannot stop it. Range starts with your governing requirements, turns them into operational controls, orchestrates the risk providers already in your stack, then runs monitoring, reconciliation and reporting from the same record.
Trusted across digital-asset operations
What Range does for security
One control layer across the treasury surface
Range connects the transaction, counterparty, policy and approval trail. Range workflows run control checks against that record, surface failures and prepare the resulting evidence for security, audit and governance review.
Monitor treasury risk
Track asset, custody, chain, protocol and FX exposure continuously across the connected treasury.
Route the right approvals
Route required signers through multisig approval workflows based on amount, asset, counterparty and policy, then retain the decision reasoning.
Preserve the evidence
Keep screening results, overrides, approvals and alerts in an audit-ready record for review and incident response.
Range products
Protect the transfer and the treasury around it
Protect
Transaction Screening
Pre-execution sanctions, fraud, operational and counterparty checks.
Protect
Counterparty Risk & Travel Rule
Continuous screening on the matched counterparty record.
Protect
Treasury and Portfolio Risk
Continuous visibility across asset, custody, chain, protocol and FX exposure.
Protect
Threat and Fraud Prevention
Detection for exploits, scams, address poisoning and protocol incidents.
Unify
Counterparty Management
One entity across wallet, exchange and bank identifiers.
Unify
Reporting and Intelligence
Audit-ready exports for security review, incident response and governance.
Pre-execution security
Stop the wrong onchain transaction before broadcast
Range applies the configured policy while the transfer is still pending. The record includes the counterparty, transaction intent, risk signal, approval path and retained decision reasoning.
Operational error checks
Check wrong-address conditions and flag payment outliers against the counterparty's established behavior before broadcast. Range does not verify an invoice or expected amount.
Fraud and threat signals
Screen for scams, address poisoning, exploit exposure and counterparty risk in the transaction path.
Policy-aware controls
Apply governing controls before broadcast, route multisig approvals and retain the decision reasoning with the transaction.
Continuous exposure monitoring
Keep custody, chain, protocol, asset and FX exposure visible after the transaction is approved.
How it works
From governing document to defensible decision
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Connect the treasury surface
Connect custodians, self-custody wallets, multisigs, banks and supported networks.
02
Define the policy
Bring approval rules, whitelists, exposure limits and governing requirements into the Range workflow.
03
Enforce before broadcast
Screen the onchain transfer, route the required multisig approvals and block broadcast if a configured control fails. Fiat activity raises alerts.
04
Review the record
A Range workflow gathers the decision trail, applies the configured control tests, flags failures and prepares the evidence pack for security, audit, governance or incident response.
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.
Customer proof
How Cloak screens for sanctioned addresses before its privacy layer applies
Read the case study
Frequently asked questions
Range evaluates configured controls while an onchain transfer is still pending and can block broadcast when a control fails.
No. Range raises alerts on fiat activity. Blocking before broadcast applies to onchain transactions.
Range applies policy-aware controls before broadcast, routes multisig approvals and retains the decision reasoning with the transaction.
Range monitors asset, custody, chain, protocol, FX and counterparty exposure continuously.
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.
More questions on security, see the full FAQ.
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Review the transfer before it moves
See how Range connects policy, screening, approvals and treasury monitoring in one control layer.