Bring crypto wealth into the lending conversation.
Without asking clients to liquidate first.
Borrowers increasingly hold meaningful wealth on-chain and on exchanges. Scrya helps brokers turn that position into structured evidence that can be shared with confidence during assessment, credit review, and settlement preparation.
For Mortgage Brokers
Mortgage brokers can treat crypto holdings as a more certain part of the borrower story, with less friction and fewer manual evidence gaps.
The risks Scrya removes.
Crypto wealth is hard to present cleanly
Borrowers may have assets split across wallets, exchanges, and networks, making their real position difficult to explain to a credit team.
Unverified balances slow applications down
Back-and-forth requests for screenshots, statements, and transaction histories create delays at exactly the wrong moment.
Balances can change before settlement
Market movement and asset transfers can materially alter a borrower position between initial assessment and final settlement.
From request to evidence pack.
Invite the borrower to connect wallets and supported exchanges before the application is packaged.
Generate a verified snapshot of holdings across selected accounts and chains.
Review holdings, source, timing, and verification status in a consistent format.
Use monitoring to identify material movement during approval and settlement windows.
Share a certificate with stakeholders who need reliable evidence of the borrower position.
Built for this use case.
Borrower-friendly verification
Clients prove ownership without transferring assets, exposing private keys, or granting trading and withdrawal permissions.
Consolidated crypto asset view
Wallet and exchange positions are collected into one verification record instead of a scattered set of screenshots and statements.
Milestone monitoring
Brokers can monitor movements between application, credit assessment, approval, and settlement so surprises are surfaced early.
Evidence that travels
Certificates and structured payloads give brokers a cleaner way to explain digital wealth to lenders, accountants, and advisers.
What the record includes.
- Verified wallet control
- Exchange balances from read-only access
- Snapshot date and source metadata
- Movement warnings inside the monitoring window
- Downloadable certificate for the application record
What changes for your team.
Mortgage brokers can treat crypto holdings as a more certain part of the borrower story, with less friction and fewer manual evidence gaps.
Discuss this workflowFAQs for mortgage brokers
How does Scrya help mortgage brokers?
Understand a borrower's crypto position before lodgement, lender review, or settlement pressure starts.
What evidence does a Scrya verification produce?
A signed PDF certificate and machine-readable JSON payload, with a public hash anchor so the record can be independently verified later. Supporting metadata includes assets, timestamps, and monitoring results.
Can clients keep control of their wallets and exchange accounts?
Yes. Wallet proofs use message signing from the client’s own wallet. Exchange checks use read-only API access with permissions validated before any balance is read. Scrya cannot trade, transfer, or withdraw.