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DART · Digital assets reporting

Regulatory reporting for digital-asset firms, built for rules that won’t stand still.

DART turns crypto and digital-asset activity into validated, supervisor-ready reports across MiCA, CARF, and DAC8 — and keeps pace as each framework evolves. Built for crypto-asset service providers and the advisory firms that report on their behalf.

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01 — THE PROBLEM

New obligations, no inherited infrastructure.

Digital-asset firms are being brought inside the regulatory perimeter faster than their internal tooling can follow.

MiCA is in force. In the EU, DAC8 has applied since 1 January 2026, and the UK’s CARF regime took effect on the same date. Other CARF jurisdictions follow their own domestic implementation timetables, with the first international exchanges beginning from 2027. The obligations are live, and the guidance around them is still moving.

Many crypto-asset service providers have no existing reporting infrastructure to build on. Unlike established financial firms, there is no legacy regulatory stack to extend — the requirement arrives before the machinery to meet it.

Framework change also creates a continuous maintenance burden for internally built tooling. Taxonomies are revised, workflows are added, formats are re-specified — each change is a rebuild for a team that maintains its own spreadsheets and scripts.

DART is the alternative: a maintained reporting layer that absorbs the change on your behalf, so keeping the framework current is our responsibility, not yours.

02 — WHAT DART DOES

The same engine behind Regtify’s reporting, applied to digital assets.

DART runs on the Regtify core — the same calculation, validation, and conversion engine as REGREP. Source data enters once; the core produces regulator-ready outputs, validated before submission and traceable after it.

DART schematic: digital-asset source data flows through the Regtify core into validated MiCA, CARF and DAC8 outputs. DIGITAL-ASSET DATA REGTIFY CORE OUTPUT — SUPERVISORY & TAX Transaction data IN-01 · TRADES · TRANSFERS Holdings & reserves IN-02 · BALANCES · ASSETS Client & entity data IN-03 · ACCOUNTS · REGISTERS FORMATS · XLSX · CSV · API · DATABASE Regtify core RGT-CORE · SINCE 2016 Calculate C-01 Validate V-02 Convert X-03 Trace T-04 ACCURACY · AUDIT · ACCOUNTABILITY OUT-01 → MiCA / MiCAR Supervisory reporting EBA WORKFLOWS · STRUCTURED OUT-02 → CARF Crypto-asset reporting TAX TRANSPARENCY · GLOBAL OUT-03 → DAC8 EU crypto tax reporting STRUCTURED · SUBMISSION-READY DIGITAL-ASSET REPORTING DOCUMENT RGT-DART-01 REVISION 2026.07 STATUS IN OPERATION FIG. 1 — ONE CORE · DIGITAL-ASSET SOURCE DATA TO SUPERVISOR-READY OUTPUT. MiCA WHITE PAPER iXBRL AVAILABLE AS A MODULE · UK COREPRU / CRYPTOPRU FROM OCTOBER 2027.
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Validation runs before submission, helping surface errors before they become submission rejections. Every figure is traceable from source to submitted report.
FN-01 Runs on the core The same calculation, validation, and conversion engine that produces Regtify’s regulatory reporting — not a separate, unproven build. SHARED ENGINE
FN-02 Validated outputs Source data is converted into regulator-ready structured outputs, with validation applied before submission rather than after rejection. PRE-SUBMISSION
FN-03 Traceability Calculation and submission traceability across the reporting lifecycle — each reported figure can be followed back to its source. SOURCE TO REPORT
FN-04 Kept current Frameworks are maintained centrally as they evolve — taxonomy and format changes are absorbed with no client-side rebuilds. NO CLIENT REBUILDS
03 — COVERAGE

The frameworks digital-asset firms are being held to.

Coverage across the supervisory and tax-transparency obligations that now apply to crypto-asset activity — each kept current as it develops.

CV-01 MiCA / MiCAR Supervisory reporting for crypto-asset service providers, built to EBA reporting workflows. LIVE
CV-02 MiCA white paper Crypto-asset white paper reporting in iXBRL, produced as a module on the same engine. MODULE · available
CV-03 CARF The Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework — automatic exchange of tax information on crypto-asset transactions. LIVE
CV-04 DAC8 The EU’s crypto-asset tax reporting directive — structured, submission-ready reporting for in-scope providers. LIVE
CV-05 UK COREPRU / CRYPTOPRU UK prudential reporting under the FCA’s COREPRU and CRYPTOPRU sourcebooks. Final rules were published in June 2026 and regulated activities expand from 25 October 2027. The reporting returns are still being developed with firms, so we build once they settle. ROADMAP
04 — WHO IT’S FOR

Two ways in: run it yourself, or deliver it to your clients.

Direct

Crypto-asset service providers

CASPs meeting their own MiCA, CARF, and DAC8 obligations — reporting run on maintained infrastructure instead of internally built tooling that has to be rebuilt each time a framework moves.

White-label

Advisory firms & service providers

Consultancies, advisers, and service providers that deliver digital-asset reporting to their own clients — under their own brand, on infrastructure they don’t have to build or maintain.

05 — DELIVERY

Adopted the way that fits the operation.

No installs. Rule sets are updated centrally, and data can be ingested from Excel, CSV, API, or database.

DL-01 Client-operated Your team runs the reporting directly on the platform, on rule sets maintained by Regtify. PLATFORM
DL-02 White-label Delivered under your own brand on dedicated infrastructure — you keep the client relationship, the core stays ours to maintain. YOUR BRAND
DL-03 Managed SaaS Hosted and maintained by Regtify — no installs, centrally updated rule sets, ingest from Excel, CSV, API, or database. HOSTED
06 — THE RECORD

Built on infrastructure with a reporting record.

DART is new to the market. The engine underneath it is not.

2021 · 2024

DART runs on the engine behind Regtify’s twice-recognised reporting infrastructure — Best Analytics Solution to Address Capital Requirements / Liquidity Risk, RegTech Insight Awards Europe, A-Team Group. The recognition belongs to the engine and the company that built it; the digital-asset track record is being written now.

On the record next

DART carries no segment metrics yet, so it claims none. As the first accepted MiCA and CARF submissions land, they will be recorded here and in the newsroom — proof earned, not asserted.

07 — CONTACT

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Whether you carry digital-asset reporting obligations directly or deliver them for others, we will show you how DART fits.

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