Automatically capture and archive blockchain explorer pages with wallet balances at month-end. Timestamped, verifiable proof for crypto accountants, auditors, and financial professionals.

Hi Product Hunt, Today we’re launching ChainSnip to help accountants capture and retain blockchain wallet balance snapshots for financial reporting and audit documentation. Month-end close can involve manually opening blockchain explorers, taking screenshots, and organizing the records by client. ChainSnip automates that capture process and keeps the resulting snapshots available for review. With ChainSnip, you can: - Schedule automatic month-end captures. - Retain timestamped, hashed screenshots from supported blockchain explorers. - Organize snapshots by client, wallet, or chain and export them for reporting. Our goal is to reduce the manual work of documenting wallet balances and make those records easier to retrieve when needed. We would welcome feedback from accountants, crypto finance teams, and anyone managing wallet records. How do you currently document month-end balances, and which part of that process takes the most time? Try it at https://chainsnip.com. Thank you for taking a look.

niche but very real pain - I've seen crypto-holding clients hand auditors a screenshot nobody can verify after the fact. the timestamping is the key claim here - is that backed by something a third party can independently verify (like a chain-anchored hash or a trusted timestamping authority), or is "timestamped" just your own server's clock on the snapshot?

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Accountant's Proof of the Wallet's Balance

Accountant's Proof of the Wallet's Balance