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SimplyLedger

Crypto accounting,
written down.

How finance teams get on-chain activity onto the books: IFRS treatment, DeFi positions, reconciliation and the QuickBooks side of it.

Balance alerts on USDC, ETH, DOT and BTC token cards, with an alert sent to email, Slack and Telegram when the ETH hot wallet fell below 25 ETH

Treasury balance alerts: catching problems before month-end

A hot wallet drained below its operating float, or a multisig holding more than policy allows. Set a threshold on any token card and get an email, Slack or Telegram message when the balance crosses it, in both portfolio and accounting.

One withdrawal, two very different things: an LP withdrawal in SimplyLedger split into principal and fee income for stETH and ETH, alongside Uniswap, Curve and Balancer positions

Most crypto accounting tools get LP withdrawals wrong

One LP withdrawal gives you back two very different things: principal and fees. SimplyLedger reads the pool's state at the exact block of each deposit and withdrawal, and splits every withdrawal into the two.

A portfolio of ETH, USDC and stETH valued in EUR beside the journal entry for a 12 ETH FIFO disposal posted to QuickBooks

Your crypto portfolio tracker is not your general ledger

A portfolio tool tells you what your wallets are worth today. A ledger tells you what you made, what you owe tax on and how it reconciles. Here's where the two split, and why mixing them up causes trouble at year-end close.

Your crypto. Your books. In sync.

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