Crypto accounting for Web3 companies
If your company holds its treasury on-chain, pays contributors in crypto, and operates across multiple chains, your books live where standard accounting tools can't see. CryptaCount is the crypto sub-ledger that turns all of it into clean, audit-ready accounting.
The Web3 finance reality
Web3-native companies — protocols, foundations, DAOs, and crypto startups — manage treasury in tokens and stablecoins, make payouts and grants on-chain, hold positions across many chains, and still have to produce financials your board, investors, and auditors will accept. Doing that in spreadsheets across block explorers doesn't hold together.
How CryptaCount handles it
- Multi-chain treasury. Ingest activity across every chain and wallet your company uses, into one set of books — powered by our own on-chain data infrastructure.
- Crypto payouts and grants. Track contributor payments, grants, and operational spend in crypto, classified correctly for accounting.
- Cost basis and gains. Apply your method to treasury movements and realize gains and losses without manual work.
- Clean entries to your ERP. Summarized journal entries post to Xero and Zoho today, with QuickBooks, NetSuite, and Sage on the roadmap, mapped to your chart of accounts.
- IFRS or US GAAP. Measurement handled per your policy, with the resulting entries on your books and a full audit trail.
Reporting your stakeholders accept
- Board and investor reporting — financials grounded in a complete transaction record
- Audit-ready — every figure traces from the GL line to the on-chain source
- DeFi and NFTs — protocol interactions and token activity captured, not dropped
- Fiat + crypto — your crypto books reconcile alongside the rest of your accounting
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FAQ
Yes. It ingests activity across the chains and wallets your company uses, using our own on-chain data infrastructure, into one set of books.
Yes. Contributor payouts, grants, and operational spend in crypto are tracked and classified for accounting.
Yes. Summarized journal entries post to Xero and Zoho today, with QuickBooks, NetSuite, and Sage on the roadmap, mapped to your chart of accounts.
Yes. Measurement is handled per your policy, with the resulting entries posted to your books and a full audit trail.
The output is grounded in a complete, traceable transaction record, with every figure tracing from the GL line back to its on-chain source.