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DEFISCAN

Everything required to replace the manual wallet workbook.

DEFISCAN is a multi-tenant wallet ledger hub: watch targets, provider-backed history, a three-stage processing pipeline, and reports that mirror how treasury and accounting already cut the day.

Capability register

Thirteen modules, grouped by what they do to a wallet history.

  • M2

    Wallet import

    CSV, TSV, XLSX, or pasted lists. Column mapping, duplicate detection, and streaming imports for very large files.

  • M2b

    Network intelligence

    Address shape checks, checksum validation, and multi-chain ambiguity handling. The network is never guessed silently.

  • M3

    Analytic dimensions

    Up to nine hierarchy levels: ownership, custody venue, counterparty, entity, and more, in parallel trees.

  • M4

    Registry & slices

    “My wallets” with status panels, freshness, coverage, and slice builders that live in the URL.

  • M5

    Load orchestration

    Provider adapters, budgets, checkpoints, and scheduled refreshes so nightly updates never surprise finance.

  • M6-M8

    Raw, clean, archive

    Immutable raw store, spam and noise classification, daily counterparty netting, and tiered retention.

  • M9-M10

    Reports & export

    Portfolio, movement, and multi-date balances, streamed to CSV, JSONL, or XLSX with a manifest.

  • M11-M13

    Cost & quality

    Pre-run estimates, usage metering, coverage gaps, and a discrepancy queue when balances fail to reconcile.

Scope of the engagement

What DEFISCAN takes on, stated next to what it deliberately leaves to other systems.

In scope

  • Multi-tenant workspace with roles and an audit log
  • Native assets and tokens across supported mainnets
  • Daily refresh modes with spend limits
  • Point-in-time balances and movement reports
  • Published plans, and an estimate before anything runs

Explicitly out

  • Key custody, signing, or wallet UX
  • Jurisdiction-specific tax returns
  • AML risk scoring as a product
  • Internal exchange trading history, which a deposit address alone cannot recover

Want the pipeline walkthrough?

See how an imported address list becomes an exportable day cut.