Wallet-Signed
Crypto Statements
On-chain history shows activity. A Wallet-Signed Statement also proves you controlled the address when you signed a read-only challenge — via Ethereum personal_sign or Bitcoin BIP-322. No funds move. Acceptance still depends on the receiving institution.
✔ ETH personal_sign · ✔ BTC BIP-322 · ✔ Badge on PDF + verify page
Activity vs Ownership
Anyone can view a public address on an explorer. That shows balances and transfers, not who controls the keys today. Wallet-control verification bridges that gap with a cryptographic signature tied to the statement verification record. Publicly, that proof is included in Verified Statement together with Stripe Identity.
On-Chain Statement
Organises public chain activity into PDF/CSV with a verification checksum. No wallet signature required.
Verified Statement
Adds cryptographic wallet-control verification and Stripe Identity. The PDF and /verify page show Identity-Verified evidence.
Supported Signing Paths
Ethereum
personal_sign via MetaMask and compatible EIP-1193 wallets.
Bitcoin
BIP-322 Simple via UniSat, Xverse, or manual signature paste for supported address types.
Important
CryptoBankStatement is not a bank, accountant, solicitor, tax adviser, immigration adviser or financial adviser. This content is not legal, tax, financial, immigration or banking advice. The receiving institution decides what documents it accepts.
Common Questions
What is a wallet-signed statement?
It is a CryptoBankStatement PDF that also records a verified read-only message signature proving control of the address at signing time. The verify page shows the signature method (for example Ethereum personal_sign or Bitcoin BIP-322 Simple).
Does signing move funds or share my private key?
No. You sign a challenge message only. Funds do not move and private keys are never collected by CryptoBankStatement.
Which wallets are supported?
Ethereum: MetaMask and other EIP-1193 injectors via personal_sign. Bitcoin: UniSat, Xverse, or manual BIP-322 signature paste for supported address types.
Is wallet-signed the same as KYC?
No. A signature proves address control, not identity. Regulated firms may still require separate KYC. Acceptance depends on the receiving institution.
Do I have to use wallet-signed mode?
No. On-Chain Statements work from a public address alone. Cryptographic wallet-control verification is included when you choose Verified Statement. It is not sold as a separate public product.
Create a Verified Statement
Choose Verified Statement when you set your date range. It includes wallet-control verification and Stripe Identity.
Generate Statement