Sample entry
JE-2026-004
Example — staking reward measured at an illustrative fair value.
| Account | Debit | Credit |
|---|---|---|
| 1310 Crypto | MYR 650.00 | |
| 4100 Staking rewards | MYR 650.00 |
Both sides match · MYR 650.00
Malaysia · Singapore
See every asset, wherever it is held.
Token Ledger puts wallets, exchanges, and custodians in one view. Hot wallets, cold wallets, and staking sit next to exchange accounts and custodian vaults. You can match what moved with the journal, then send the entries to Xero, QuickBooks, or other accounting software.
See it all
Wallets, exchanges, and custodians are read-only connections. Addresses, accounts, and vaults show up as one list of what you hold.
Check it
Activity from each place is compared with the journal. Anything that does not match stays visible.
Report it
Balances and crypto values for each company, then one combined view. The same entries can go to Xero, QuickBooks, or other accounting software.
Planned tiers
Startup
Web3 startups and funds. Quarterly reports from the same books.
Institutional
Banks, funds, and growing Web3 companies. Monthly reports, several companies in one view, and asset values.
Later, not in this build
- Token treasury and lifecycle management for issuers.
- An AI-assisted close that drafts, not posts, adjusting entries.
- Live connections to wallets, exchanges, custodians, Xero, and QuickBooks. The hooks are in place and make no network calls.
The example uses Harbourline Digital, a fictional group in Malaysia and Singapore. The account names in the sample are examples, not a recommendation.