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DEFISCAN

From raw chain noise to an audit-ready wallet ledger.

Import addresses, load full history, strip spam, archive daily balances, and hand finance the reports they already know how to read.

Day cut · 09 Aug 2026

Timezone America/Costa_Rica · base USD

coverage 99.4%

AssetQuantityTotal USDOurUsers
USDT1 842 190.221 842 190612 0041 230 186
USDC940 112.00940 088210 440729 648
ETH428.55121 102 41091 2201 011 190
BTC12.08411 284 9051 284 905
All money5 169 5932 198 5692 971 024

Every total opens into events, then into the on-chain transaction. Rates are pinned to the cut — not pasted overnight.

Sample tenant, sample balances. Every total opens into events, then into the on-chain transaction behind them.

Spreadsheets were never meant to be your chain of record.

Finance teams watching dozens or thousands of wallets still rebuild daily balance sheets by hand.

Explorers show raw feeds. Accounting suites force their own books. Data APIs sell access — not completeness, cleanup, or the report your controller actually opens.

What the day cut replaces.

The loop most teams are running today, and the figure DEFISCAN puts in its place.

The spreadsheet loopThe day cut
Manual date sheetsDay cuts pinned to one tenant timezone
Rates pasted overnightRates pinned to the cut and reproducible
Opaque portfolio totalsDrill-down from any figure to the chain event
Gaps hidden in a sheetCoverage percentage and a discrepancy queue

Five stages from address list to export.

Each stage is rebuildable from the layer beneath it. Providers are swappable, and spend is visible before anything runs.

  1. 01

    Import

    CSV, XLSX, or paste addresses. Network detection and validation before anything runs.

  2. 02

    Load

    Pull full on-chain history through provider adapters with budgets, checkpoints, and retries.

  3. 03

    Clean

    Spam and noise rules mark junk without deleting evidence. Balance-affecting events stay.

  4. 04

    Archive

    Daily netting and balances in your timezone — the ledger slice finance already expects.

  5. 05

    Report

    Portfolio, movement, and point-in-time exports in CSV, JSONL, or XLSX.

Networks are reached through replaceable adapters — Ethereum, Bitcoin, TRON, BSC, Solana, Litecoin, Stellar, and more. Architecture does not depend on a single data vendor.

Watch every wallet earn its checkmarks.

The registry is the control surface. A wallet is Ready only when history is loaded, cleaned, and archived for your timezone — so finance never guesses whether a cut is complete.

My wallets

Sample tenant · cascade paused off-screen

day-cut 00:00 UTC

WalletNetworkAddedLoadedCleanedArchivedReady
Hot · ETH0x86cF…7DB5Ethereum
Dedicated · USDCTRR9v…Dz7kTRON
FireBlocks · BTCbc1q…9k2aBitcoin
Script · SOL7nGx…mP4wSolana

Every watch target moves through the same checklist. Failures stay visible — nothing is marked Ready until coverage and archive checks pass.

  • Stale wallets surface freshness instead of a silent zero
  • Coverage gaps go to a discrepancy queue, not a footnote
  • Slices live in the URL, so teammates open the same view

Built for teams that treat crypto as financial infrastructure.

TeamWhat the day cut settles
Exchanges & payment railsDaily client-versus-own-funds snapshots without rebuilding the workbook every morning.
Treasury & fundsMulti-wallet portfolios with movement, balances, and an exportable evidence trail.
Accounting & auditHistories clean enough to post against, and completeness checks instead of blind copy-paste.
Internal finance opsCrypto activity reconciled to internal books on the same day cut your process already uses.

Observation and ledgering — not custody.

  • We never request private keys, seed phrases, or signing rights.
  • DEFISCAN is not a tax engine and does not classify taxable events by jurisdiction.
  • It is not a full double-entry ledger, and it is not an AML screening product.

See DEFISCAN on your wallet set.

Published plans from Free to Business, or a custom Enterprise agreement. We scope networks, history depth, and refresh before anything runs.