Travel Rule wallet-control proof for VASPs
VASPs need confidence that a beneficiary controls an address. Message-signed wallet proofs provide that control check before transfer confirmation.
Control before confirmation
Travel Rule workflows require originator and beneficiary information on qualifying transfers. Confirming that a recipient actually controls the destination wallet reduces misdirected transfers and weak self-declarations.
How Scrya fits
Use Scrya to collect a signature-based ownership proof for the recipient wallet and retain the PDF certificate as part of the transfer record. Scrya proves asset control; it is not a full Travel Rule messaging or compliance suite, and it remains non-custodial throughout.
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What is proof of reserves?
Proof of reserves is evidence that claimed crypto assets exist and are controlled. Scrya applies that idea at client level: prove wallet or exchange control, then issue a verification certificate.
Proof of reserves vs proof of solvency
Proof of reserves focuses on assets under control. Proof of solvency compares assets to liabilities. Professionals verifying a client’s holdings usually need ownership and balance evidence first.
How to verify crypto ownership without taking custody
You can confirm crypto ownership without taking custody: clients sign from their wallets or grant read-only exchange access, balances are checked, and results are sealed into a PDF certificate.