Institutions need proof of funds. You won't move assets or share keys. Accredifi bridges this gap with cryptographic proof both sides can verify.
Replace screenshots with verifiable, tamper-proof snapshots. No custody. No transfers. Just proof.
Institutions need proof of funds. Crypto holders won't give up custody. The result? Screenshots that can't be trusted, or forced transfers to custodians that users reject. Accredifi bridges this gap with cryptographic proof that both sides can verify - without custody, and without trust.
Connect MetaMask, Trezor, BitBox, or other supported wallets. We request view-only access, with no transfers, no approvals, and no private keys.
Sign a cryptographic message with your wallet. This proves you control the private key without revealing it. Takes seconds.
We capture your current balances (BTC, ETH, and tokens) and create a tamper-proof snapshot. Your assets never leave your wallet.
Share the snapshot with institutions via link or API. Set expiry dates. Revoke access anytime. They get proof, and you keep custody.
From mortgage applications to investment opportunities, here's when cryptographic proof of funds makes the difference.
Prove you have sufficient funds for a deposit without moving assets or sharing bank statements. Lenders get verifiable proof; you keep custody.
Show collateral holdings to lenders without transferring funds to a custodian. Get approved faster with cryptographic proof institutions trust.
Meet accredited investor requirements or fund minimums by proving wallet balances. No screenshots, no spreadsheets - just verifiable proof.
Satisfy AML/KYC requirements at exchanges or trading desks. Provide tamper-proof wallet verification that meets regulatory standards.
Prove crypto holdings for divorce settlements, estate planning, or immigration applications. Timestamped, auditable records.
Join angel syndicates, investment clubs, or private rounds by proving your stake. Cryptographic proof that deal makers actually trust.
Whether you're proving ownership or verifying balances, Accredifi works the same way: cryptographic proof, no custody, full control.
Prove your crypto holdings when you need to, for loans, investment opportunities, or compliance, without moving assets or sharing private keys.
Verify user balances via API or links. Get tamper-proof snapshots with expiry controls, webhooks, and full audit trails.
Accredifi integrates with leading crypto wallets to ensure secure, non-custodial verification.
More wallets and blockchains coming soon
No. Never. We never request transfers, approvals, or access to your private keys. We only request a cryptographic signature to prove ownership, and we capture balance snapshots via view-only access. Your assets stay in your wallet at all times.
Screenshots can be faked. Our cryptographic signatures prove you control the private key without revealing it. Institutions can verify the proof on-chain, making it tamper-proof and trustworthy.
Only the institutions you explicitly grant access to. You set expiry dates, and you can revoke access at any time. We don't share your data with anyone else, and you can see exactly who has access in your dashboard.
The institution immediately loses access to your wallet data. They're notified via webhook, and any cached data becomes invalid. You maintain full control over who sees what, and when.
Institutions receive a cryptographically signed snapshot that they can verify on-chain. The signature proves you control the wallet, and the snapshot shows balances at a specific point in time. It's tamper-proof and auditable.
We support Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) via MetaMask, Trezor, and BitBox. More chains and wallets are coming soon.
Yes. Our REST API lets institutions create access requests, receive webhooks for approvals and revocations, and retrieve wallet data programmatically. Full documentation is available for registered institutions.
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