Your digital assets. On the exact same books as your fiat.
Most companies treating crypto as a corporate treasury run a disconnected web of side-spreadsheets or specialized crypto subledgers, manually tying them out to a legacy system at month-end. Cenco treats tokens as first-class corporate inventory. Every digital asset wallet movement streams straight into a balanced double-entry line.
Every lot has a story. Every movement balances.
Acquisitions create lots with cost basis. Disposals relieve lots by policy and compute realized gains from what you actually paid, no averaging away your basis. Every movement posts a balanced journal entry, and the subledger ties out to its general-ledger control account to the cent, continuously.
Built like accounting, not like a tracker
Exact units, never floats
Token quantities are held in each asset's smallest unit and money in integer minor units. Nothing in the money path rounds through a floating-point number, a discipline the whole platform is built on.
History that can't be rewritten
Posted entries are immutable and the price evidence behind fair-value measurements is preserved as issued. Corrections happen the accounting way: new entries, full lineage.
Judgment stays human
Ambiguous on-chain activity (a novel protocol, an unclear treatment) is held for review rather than guessed into your books. Nothing posts without an answerable "why."
How exactly do they do that?
We don't just validate your accounting inside our application UI. We enforce it where the data lives. Every single journal entry, fiat transaction, and crypto lot movement is hashed into an append-only ledger chain inside our database. When an auditor asks how you know your numbers haven't been quietly modified or manipulated since the quarter closed, you don't show them a spreadsheet. You run a single cryptographic validation script that proves the database journal has remained untouched since the day the close gate shut.
Seals the books, not the coins
Your assets stay on their own chains. The anchor fingerprints the ledger that accounts for them, so cost basis and fair value can't be quietly changed after close.
Verified by anyone, trusting no one
An auditor recomputes the fingerprint from your journal and reads it off the public contract. A match proves your crypto accounting is untouched. No need to trust Cenco.
On Ethereum mainnet
The most secure public ledger there is, through a contract with no admin keys. One checkpoint per close, live today.
Crypto-native operators, funds, and treasuries are exactly who the beta is for.
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