Audit crypto assets without trusting screenshots.
Independent evidence, ready for the file.
Scrya gives audit teams a repeatable way to prove that a client controls wallets, exchange accounts, and balances at a defined point in time. The result is cleaner evidence, less manual chasing, and a certificate that can be independently verified later.
For Auditors
Auditors get a defensible crypto evidence pack that is faster to collect, harder to manipulate, and easier to review than ad hoc screenshots or exports.
The risks Scrya removes.
Client-provided screenshots can be fabricated
Screenshots and exports are easy to alter, difficult to reproduce, and often disconnected from the underlying wallet or exchange account.
Manual reconciliation creates blind spots
Audit teams lose time normalising explorer data, exchange exports, wallet addresses, and timing differences across networks.
Crypto balances move quickly
A balance observed once may not remain representative. Monitoring windows help flag post-verification movement before conclusions are finalised.
From request to evidence pack.
Invite the client to verify specific wallets, exchange accounts, or both.
Collect wallet control evidence through cryptographic signing and exchange evidence through read-only API permissions.
Capture balances, asset composition, timestamps, and supporting metadata in a structured verification record.
Monitor the verification window for material movements or mismatches that need follow-up.
Export the signed certificate and JSON payload for the audit file, with a public hash anchor for later integrity checks.
Built for this use case.
Wallet ownership verification
Clients prove control of supported wallets without sending funds or exposing signing keys. The message-signing flow ties the wallet address to the verification request.
Read-only exchange verification
Exchange accounts can be connected with restricted API permissions so the auditor sees balances without gaining trading or withdrawal access.
Point-in-time balance evidence
Scrya records asset holdings, network, account source, timestamp, and verification status so reviewers can trace how the conclusion was reached.
Monitoring before sign-off
Configurable monitoring windows help identify balance movement after verification and before the audit team closes the evidence request.
What the record includes.
- Wallet signatures and address-control results
- Read-only exchange balance snapshots
- Verification timestamps and monitoring outcomes
- Signed PDF certificate and machine-readable JSON payload
- Public hash anchor for certificate integrity
What changes for your team.
Auditors get a defensible crypto evidence pack that is faster to collect, harder to manipulate, and easier to review than ad hoc screenshots or exports.
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