Services
Off-Chain Attestation Services
Every token that claims to be backed by something needs someone who can verify the something. I perform AT-C 205 examinations that bridge the gap between on-chain claims and off-chain reality — stablecoin reserves, custodial holdings, real-world asset backing, and oracle data feeds.
Engagement Types
Stablecoin Reserve Examinations
- ▶AT-C 205 examination of reserve assertions
- ▶Monthly or quarterly cadence
- ▶GENIUS Act compliance readiness
The Reserve Attestation Registry is my public portfolio — every verified record demonstrates this work. View the registry →
Proof-of-Reserve Attestations
- ▶Exchange and custodian reserve verification
- ▶Wrapped token backing examination
- ▶Point-in-time and continuous attestation models
- ▶Chainlink Proof of Reserve integration support
Off-Chain Data Verification
- ▶RWA tokenization backing verification
- ▶Oracle data feed attestation
- ▶DAO treasury claim examination
- ▶NAV calculation verification for tokenized funds
Why This Matters
Statutory Requirement
The GENIUS Act makes examined monthly disclosures statutory for payment stablecoin issuers. Reserve attestation is no longer optional — it is a legal obligation with defined cadence and practitioner standards.
Institutional Gatekeeping
Institutional partners — exchanges, custodians, DeFi protocols — require independent assurance before integration. Without a current attestation report, tokens do not get listed, wrapped, or collateralized.
Insurance & Coverage
Insurance underwriters increasingly require attestation reports as a precondition for coverage. The examination report is becoming the baseline document for risk assessment in digital asset custody and reserve management.
Off-chain data is the unsolved trust problem in crypto — every token that claims to be backed by something needs someone who can verify the something.
Credentials & Qualifications
Scope an Engagement
Whether you need a one-time reserve examination, an ongoing attestation cadence, or help preparing for GENIUS Act compliance, the first step is a scoping conversation.