Reporting for tokenized assets and funds
Onchain figures for your funds and tokens, in the formats your board, administrators and auditors use.
A sample dataset on one of your tokens or funds, built from onchain data and annotated with sources and methodology.
What issuers and fund managers need
For asset managers and token issuers, Routescan runs Tokenized Asset Operations & Reporting, Stablecoin Issuer Operations, Treasury Visibility and Audit Evidence on the chains your tokens live on.
Supply against the register
Onchain supply and holders compared daily with the register you or your transfer agent keep.
Tokenized Asset Operations & Reporting →02Stablecoin supply per chain
Mints, burns and holders on each chain, compared with your reserves.
Stablecoin Issuer Operations →03Treasury for the board
Balances per entity, network and asset at period close, with alerts on large movements.
Treasury Visibility & Controls →04Evidence for auditors
Period-end evidence packs for auditors and fund administrators, in the format they agree.
Audit Evidence & Reporting →What teams usually ask us
Does Routescan see the identities of tokenized asset investors?
No. We work with holder addresses. Identities are linked only through sources you authorize, such as your transfer agent.
What happens when the chain and the tokenized asset register differ?
The difference is raised with the transaction and the date. Corrections to the register stay with you.
Is Stablecoin Issuer Operations a reserve attestation?
No. We compare onchain supply with the reserve data you provide. An independent attestation stays with your auditor.
Is the audit evidence pack an audit opinion?
No. The pack is evidence for your auditors. The opinion and any attestation stay with them.
Bring us one token or fund.
Share the systems you use and what you want to build. We plan the integration with you.