Wag3s Ledger - Accounting and treasury for Web3

On-chain accounting, treasury management, and compliance for Web3 businesses. Automated reconciliation, reporting, and tax.

Real-Time Blockchain Accounting

Automate bookkeeping and reconciliation with blockchain-verified records.

  • — AI-powered tagging and classification of transactions.
  • — Match transactions across multiple accounts in seconds.
  • — Manage subsidiaries and multi-currency ledgers with ease.
Wag3s Ledger - Real-Time Blockchain Accounting Dashboard

Treasury & Compliance

Manage cash flow, track assets, and ensure regulatory compliance in one place.

  • — Generate balance sheets, income statements, and tax reports instantly.
  • — Blockchain-secured records for regulators and auditors.
  • — Built-in alerts and monitoring for financial anomalies.
Wag3s Ledger - Treasury & Compliance Management

What Ledger does

Scalable Architecture

Handle thousands of transactions per second.

Global Compliance

Stay compliant with tax and accounting regulations worldwide.

Secure by Design

End-to-end encryption and role-based access.

Custom Dashboards

Track KPIs and financial metrics in real time.

Cost-Effective Automation

Reduce accounting costs with AI-driven workflows.

Verifiable Records

Blockchain ensures transparency and trust.

From multi-chain wallets to audit-ready financial statements

Ledger replaces the spreadsheet-and-block-explorer workflow most Web3 finance teams still run. The setup gets you from "raw on-chain transactions" to "trial balance reconciled with bank statements" in about half a day for a typical multi-entity DAO or startup.

  1. 01

    Add your entities and connect every source

    Create one entity per legal vehicle (DAO foundation, operating company, sub-DAO). Connect every wallet (Safe, EOA, multi-sig), every CEX account via API, and your bank feed (Qonto today, Revolut and Stripe in discussion). Ledger ingests the full history — not just go-forward.

  2. 02

    Set your accounting standard and chart of accounts

    Pick PCG (France), IFRS, GAAP, or GENERIC. Ledger ships with a Web3-aware chart of accounts mapped to that standard — token holdings, staking rewards, gas expense, bridge transfers, smart-contract receivables — and you can override any line per company.

  3. 03

    Let the engine categorize and reconcile

    Every on-chain transaction is classified by counterparty (powered by a 14M+ address label database), and the reconciliation engine matches on-chain transfers against your bank statements and internal records using transaction hash, amount, and timestamp. Unmatched items surface in a review queue.

  4. 04

    Run the close

    Configure a fiscal year-end per company, then run the period close. Ledger produces the trial balance, P&L, balance sheet, and general ledger with N / N-1 comparatives. Inventory is valued FIFO or CMUP (Weighted Average Cost) per entity.

  5. 05

    Export for audit, tax, or regulator

    8 financial reports as PDF (Balance Sheet, P&L, General Ledger, Trial Balance, Cash Flow, FEC, Token Holdings, Reconciliation Pack). CSV exports for transactions and balances. FEC export for French regulatory filings. ERP push to QuickBooks, Xero, or Stripe.

Connects to every system finance teams already run

Ledger is built to live inside your existing finance stack — not replace it. The integration matrix is what separates an accounting platform from a spreadsheet replacement.

ERP and accounting

Two-way sync with the tools your accountant already uses. Push journal entries, pull bank feeds.

  • QuickBooks Online
  • Xero
  • Stripe
  • Sage (in discussion)
  • NetSuite (in discussion)

Banking

Fiat-leg integration for businesses that operate on both rails.

  • Qonto — incremental sync with Sync now button
  • Revolut Business (in discussion)
  • OFX file import
  • SEPA file import
  • MT940 file import

Centralized exchanges

Persistent CEX connector for treasury accounts.

  • Coinbase
  • Binance
  • Kraken
  • Bitstamp
  • OKX
  • Bybit
  • Crypto.com

Blockchains

34+ chains with full transaction parsing and gas tracking.

  • Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Base, Avalanche
  • BNB Chain, Linea, Scroll, Mantle, Blast, zkSync, Starknet
  • Solana, Sui, Aptos, Bitcoin, plus 17 more

Accounting standards

Standard-aware mapping with per-company overrides.

  • PCG (France)
  • IFRS
  • GAAP (US)
  • GENERIC (audit-friendly default)

Regulatory exports

Country-specific filing formats produced from the trial balance directly.

  • FEC (Fichier des Écritures Comptables, France)
  • Audit-ready PDF pack
  • MiCA-compliant treasury reporting

Three concrete operating scenarios

Multi-chain DAO with a Foundation entity

Scenario A Safe multi-sig on Ethereum holds the main treasury. Operating wallets sit on Arbitrum and Base. The Foundation pays contributors monthly in stablecoins and grants in tokens. Bank account is at Qonto for fiat operations.

Outcome Ledger consolidates all four wallets, reconciles inflows/outflows against the Qonto feed, separates Foundation expenses from grant disbursements, and produces a quarterly P&L the board can sign off on.

Web3 startup preparing for audit

Scenario A 25-person Web3 company on the path to a Series A. Treasury sits in stablecoins on a multi-sig. Revenue arrives on-chain (subscription fees) and off-chain (Stripe). Auditors are asking for a token holdings reconciliation as of fiscal year end.

Outcome Ledger generates the token-holdings statement, attaches every transaction hash as supporting evidence, and produces an IFRS-compliant balance sheet that the auditor can verify line by line against the chain.

Crypto-native accounting firm

Scenario An accounting firm serving 30+ Web3 clients across France and Switzerland. Each client has a different operating chain, banking setup, and reporting requirement.

Outcome Ledger gives the firm a multi-entity workspace where one team can close 30 sets of books in parallel, push journal entries to QuickBooks or Xero per client, and export the FEC where required — replacing the 30 spreadsheets they used to maintain.

Free during Alpha — no transaction cap, no entity cap

Wag3s Ledger is free for every team during the Alpha phase. No transaction cap, no entity cap, no chain cap. Paid plans will be introduced after Alpha ends — Alpha-cohort customers get notice, a grace period, and preferred pricing.

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Wag3s Ledger vs Cryptio

Cryptio is the established choice for enterprise Web3 accounting with a deep audit-firm integration network. Wag3s Ledger is the newer challenger built for the full Finance OS — Ledger plus Folio and HR — with native multi-entity, multi-currency support and free-during-Alpha access. Our head-to-head guide breaks down where each one wins.

Read the full Wag3s vs Cryptio comparison

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