Solutions · Crypto & stablecoins
Fiat and on-chain in one set of books
Every mint, burn, trade, and transfer posts double entry beside fiat flows.
Same rules, same audit trail, same second.
On-chain liabilities. Reserve assets. Valued together.
Reserve assets
Prove your balance sheet numbers with a click.
In practice
Any unit, one treatment
Dollars, stablecoins, tokens, points: any fungible unit posts double entry with consistent accounting.
Block explorer meets bank statement
On-chain activity and bank files reconcile in the same engine, line by line, as they arrive.
Mark-to-market inside the ledger
External price feeds post as entries with full lineage. No spreadsheet reversals.
Proof at any timestamp
Query any balance as of any moment. Stay compliant with regulators with provable answers instantly.
Issuing under MiCA or a trust charter? Segregated reserve records and tamper-evident history are properties of the ledger, from day one.
Questions
Can Ledger Rocket record fiat and stablecoin flows in one set of books?
Any fungible unit, whether dollars, stablecoins, tokens or points, posts double entry with consistent accounting. The same template posts both fiat and stablecoin, with one chart of accounts and one reconciliation engine.
Does Ledger Rocket reconcile on-chain activity as well as bank statements?
On-chain activity and bank files reconcile in the same engine, line by line, as they arrive. Every match clears its clearing entry while every miss becomes a break that carries an age and an owner from the moment it appears.
How does Ledger Rocket value stablecoin reserves against tokens in circulation?
Circulating liabilities and reserve assets are valued together, at the same timestamp and the same valuation rate. The liability counts every token in circulation, from every mint and burn, and you can query any balance as of any moment.
What does Ledger Rocket give stablecoin issuers under MiCA, the GENIUS Act or the UK regime?
Segregated reserve records and tamper-evident history are properties of the ledger from day one, whether you issue under MiCA in the EU, the GENIUS Act or a trust charter in the US, or the FCA’s stablecoin regime in the UK. Records are append-only, with cryptographic integrity verification.