Asked before, answered plainly
The questions people put to ChainComply before commissioning a claim, answered without hedging. Where the honest answer is a limit rather than a benefit, it is written as a limit.
Before you commit
Does a CashoutReady report guarantee that my bank will accept the funds?
No, and any provider promising that is misleading you. The decision belongs to your bank, and only your bank. What CashoutReady changes is what the decision is made on: instead of an unexplained credit and a folder of exports, the reviewer receives a sourced, screened and cited file that answers the questions in the order they are asked.
How do I know how much evidence work my case will need?
The free readiness check puts eight questions to you about the amount, the history and the records you still hold, and returns the evidence gaps a reviewer would find first. It scores your answers in your browser, takes about two minutes, and no answer leaves the page.
Is CashoutReady only for very large amounts?
It is built for the situations where a bank asks the Source-of-Wealth question, which is usually a large transfer, a mortgage deposit or the onboarding of a crypto-funded client. If you are unsure whether your case warrants a full file, the first call is free and ChainComply will tell you if it does not.
How is ChainComply related to CashoutReady?
CashoutReady is ChainComply's service for private individuals. ChainComply builds the crypto Enhanced Due Diligence platform that banks, exchanges and wealth managers use to run these reviews, so a CashoutReady claim is produced with the same engine and to the same standard as the reviews performed on the institutional side.
How do I get started?
Describe your situation in a few lines through the enquiry form: which bank has asked, what it has asked for, and roughly what your crypto history looks like. A person reads it. The first call is free, and it settles whether a claim answers your question and what it would need to cover before anything is committed.
Which countries and banks can you support?
A CashoutReady claim documents your Source of Wealth regardless of where you live or which bank has asked. Banks apply their own internal policies and may request further documents, so the decision always stays with yours. Naming your country and bank when you enquire lets ChainComply prepare the claim in the most useful format and language.
Can CashoutReady help with a mortgage application?
Yes, where the lender is asking how a crypto-funded deposit was accumulated. The claim sets out that history in a form a credit file can carry. It does not guarantee approval of the mortgage, acceptance of the funds, or any particular decision by the lender.
Can I use the claim for a large withdrawal or bank onboarding?
Yes. Those are the two most common triggers, alongside a mortgage deposit. The claim is equally suited to answering an Enhanced Due Diligence request on an existing account. What it changes is the quality of the evidence, not who decides.
Scope and price
Which accounts and chains can be included?
Centralised exchanges for both fiat and crypto, self-custody wallets across the major chains, DeFi positions, bridging activity and margin trading. If an account cannot be reconstructed from the data available, the report states so in the data completeness section rather than leaving a silent gap.
What does the report cost, and what does the price include?
There are three packages: the Simple check at €199, the Full SoW Claim Kit at €1,280, and DataPatrimony at €4,900 for the first year and an annual fee after that. All three are quoted excluding VAT. The check covers up to 100,000 transactions and the Kit up to 300,000, then €70 per additional 100,000. What each package includes is set out on the pricing page.
In which languages is the report available?
English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Bulgarian, Portuguese and Swedish, with more in progress. The report is produced in the language your bank works in.
How long does a case take?
It depends on the number of transactions, venues, wallets and protocols involved, and on how much context the data cannot supply on its own. A straightforward case moves faster than one involving DeFi, bridging or incomplete records. ChainComply confirms the expected timeframe after reviewing the scope, which is why no figure is quoted here. If you are working to a bank or mortgage deadline, say so when you enquire - expedited delivery is quoted per case.
How long does the report stay useful?
For as long as the story it tells still explains your wealth. If you make significant gains or losses, or move a large amount, and you then have to go back to your bank, the file has to be brought up to date. Reopening your case does that, and is available for 90 days after the claim is generated. The Keep the file and the map alive add-on preserves the claim as it was delivered rather than refreshing it, so after those 90 days a new claim is the way to get current figures.
What you provide
What information do I need to provide?
The relevant history from your exchange accounts, wallets and other platforms, plus context on how the wealth was built. You may also need to explain transactions the data cannot speak for on its own: transfers between your own wallets, loan repayments, gifts, or counterparties that are not self-evident. Before starting, make sure the accounts you want included are current.
What if some information is missing or incorrect?
Say so as early as possible. Missing or inconsistent data is the most common reason a wealth story is hard to reconcile, and it is far cheaper to resolve before the claim is written than after. You may need to connect a further account or supply the origin of a particular flow. Where a gap cannot be closed, the data completeness section states it and its size rather than leaving it silent.
What happens if potentially high-risk activity appears?
It appears in the claim. Screening may surface gambling activity, high-risk venues, mixers or unclear third-party flows, and those findings stay in whether or not they flatter the case. Identifying them in advance is the point: a signal you disclose and explain costs a paragraph, while the same signal found later by the bank costs considerably more.
Your data
Who reads my data?
A ChainComply analyst reviews your case, because an automated narrative that nobody has checked is exactly what banks distrust. Your data is not sold, and it is not shared with your bank or anyone else - you receive the file and decide who sees it.
Can I change the narrative before it goes to my bank?
You review the draft and can correct or add context anywhere the data alone was ambiguous. What you cannot do is remove a screening finding: a file that hides a flag fails the moment the bank runs its own checks, which is why the report keeps them in.
The limits
Does CashoutReady replace tax, legal or accounting advice?
No. A CashoutReady claim is a Source-of-Wealth and transparency document. It does not replace tax, legal, accounting, mortgage or financial advice, and it is not a tax return. Where your situation calls for it, we can work alongside your tax adviser or bring in a crypto-specialised partner adviser. See “Tax and your source of wealth” for when that is worth doing.
Tax and source of wealth
Is a CashoutReady report a tax report?
No. It documents the origin and development of your crypto wealth for bank compliance purposes. It quantifies realised gains because a bank wants to see them, but it does not classify them for tax and it is not a return for a tax authority.
My bank has asked if taxes were paid. Can CashoutReady help?
Partly. Proof that taxes were paid comes from two documents we do not produce: your tax declaration, which a tax calculator such as Kryptos or CoinTracking prepares and you file, and the tax assessment, which the tax office issues in return. What we can do is make sure the Source-of-Wealth Claim we build reconciles with both, so the bank sees one consistent set of figures, and, if you need one, we can bring in a partner tax adviser who works with our tool.
I did my taxes with Kryptos or CoinTracking. Do I have to upload everything again?
No. With Kryptos the import is automated; with CoinTracking an analyst loads your export with you. One data set, two declarations, and the figures reconcile.
I have not declared all my crypto gains. Can you still help?
Yes, but not alone. A bank treats significant undeclared gains as a money-laundering risk, so the tax side has to be resolved together with the source-of-wealth file. Book a call; we put together a team with a partner tax adviser for exactly this.
Do you recommend a tax adviser?
We work with crypto-specialised tax advisers who know our tool. If your case needs one, we bring them into your case rather than sending you to a list. You keep one point of contact.
Ask the question that is not on this page
If your situation does not match any of the above, describe it in a few lines. The first call is free, and if a claim is not the right answer ChainComply will say so.