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Compliance-grade blockchain data for stablecoin issuers.
Amp gives issuers a single, verifiable record of every mint, burn, and redemption (across every chain you issue on), so reserve reporting and examiner requests are answered with proof, not screenshots.
- GENIUS Act enforcement: Jan 2027
- 747 ms median freshness
- SOC 2 Type I certified
The challenge
Stablecoin oversight is now a reporting problem.
- 01GENIUS Act enforcement begins by January 2027 (possibly sooner), putting reserve composition, redemption activity, and attestations under examiner scrutiny on a fixed schedule.
- 02Mint, burn, and redemption events are scattered across Solana, Ethereum, and every other chain you issue on, with no single lineage tying them together.
- 03Attestation and reserve reports are stitched together by hand each period, so the numbers are hard to trace back to onchain source events.
- 04When an examiner asks how a figure was derived, you can't hand them a process they can independently reproduce from raw chain data.
How Amp helps
From onchain events to examiner-ready proof.
Mint → burn → redemption lineage
Every supply-changing event is captured and linked end to end, so circulating supply ties back to verifiable onchain transactions across each chain you issue on.
Reserve & attestation reporting
Query issuance and redemption activity in SQL and feed it straight into attestation workflows and your BI stack: the same numbers your auditors and examiners review.
Examiner-reproducible proof
Independently verifiable data lineage lets an examiner reproduce any figure from raw chain data, so reporting holds up under GENIUS Act and AML/CFT review.
How we engage
Not sure where to start?
Most engagements begin with a fixed-scope, four-week Compliance Architecture Assessment: a clear roadmap to audit-ready blockchain data.
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Make every figure reproducible.
Book a demo and we'll walk through reserve reporting, redemption lineage, and examiner-ready proof for your stablecoin.