Digital asset reporting specialists Ledgible and Label have formed a strategic partnership aimed at simplifying regulatory reporting for digital asset firms through integrated support for global frameworks such as CARF and DAC8.
The collaboration comes as digital asset adoption continues to accelerate across exchanges, FinTech platforms, custodians and financial institutions, increasing the pressure on organisations to comply with evolving regulatory obligations.
Requirements ranging from tax reporting rules such as the forthcoming 1099-DA in the US to international frameworks including the Crypto‑Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) and DAC8 are forcing firms to convert large volumes of blockchain data into structured, audit-ready reporting outputs.
Under the partnership, the two companies will combine their respective technologies to provide institutions with a more streamlined route to compliance with global reporting regimes. Ledgible’s platform is designed to ingest, normalise and categorise digital asset transaction data from blockchains, exchanges and wallets, producing tax-calculated records that are ready for regulatory reporting.
Label builds on this foundation by managing the downstream data and reporting processes required for compliance. The firm handles due diligence workflows, digital form collection and validation, and applies data quality controls such as taxpayer identification number (TIN) checks and classification logic. Once verified, Label generates jurisdiction-specific XML files aligned with reporting requirements and manages corrections, resubmissions and ongoing reporting obligations across CARF and other global frameworks.
Together, the integrated solution aims to bridge the gap between raw blockchain activity and compliant regulatory submissions, reducing operational burdens for firms while improving the quality and auditability of their reporting data.
The partnership is specifically designed to support digital asset exchanges, custodians, FinTech platforms and financial institutions preparing for increasingly complex global digital asset reporting obligations as regulatory frameworks continue to mature.
Ledgible CEO Kell Canty said, “Digital asset reporting requires both deep blockchain-native data transformation and precision in downstream information reporting. By partnering with Label, we’re enabling clients to move from transaction-level complexity to compliant reporting outcomes through a unified workflow.”
Label said, “Institutions need scalable, production-grade compliance infrastructure as regulations mature. Our collaboration with Ledgible delivers a practical path forward for firms navigating new digital asset reporting mandates.”
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