Crypto Proof of Funds
in the UK
Turn your crypto into a verified financial document — accepted for mortgages, rentals, and financial audits.
✔ No private keys required · ✔ Public blockchain data only · ✔ Instant PDF & CSV
Create Your Crypto Statement£1 one-time · No subscription · No account required
Who Needs Crypto Proof of Funds?
Anyone holding crypto who needs to demonstrate its value and origin in a formal context — without exposing private keys or relying on unacceptable screenshots.
Mortgage applicants
Your solicitor and lender must carry out AML checks under the Money Laundering Regulations 2017. A crypto statement shows both your balance and its origin — satisfying both Proof of Funds and Source of Funds checks in one document.
Crypto for Mortgages →Rental applicants
Landlords and letting agents need proof you can afford the rent. A clear GBP-denominated income statement from your wallet is far more persuasive than a screenshot.
Crypto Rental Income →Bitcoin holders
BTC's UTXO model makes raw blockchain data hard to read. We convert it into a clear, running balance format that any lender or accountant can follow.
Bitcoin Proof of Funds →Accountants & auditors
Structured CSV exports with historical GBP values make reconciling crypto activity against self-assessment returns straightforward — reducing hours of manual work.
Proving Crypto Income →UK Legal Context: Under the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds Regulations 2017 (MLR17), solicitors, lenders, and estate agents are legally required to verify both the existence and the origin of funds used in property transactions. A blockchain-sourced statement is the only way to satisfy both requirements for self-custody crypto holdings.
Why screenshots aren't enough
In the UK, lenders, landlords, and financial institutions require structured proof of funds. Crypto wallets don't provide this by default.
Screenshots rejected
Wallet screenshots can be edited. Lenders and solicitors will not accept them as evidence of funds.
Exchange exports unstructured
Exchange CSVs are not formatted as financial statements and lack fiat valuations and opening balances.
No recognised format
There is no standard "crypto bank statement" format — until now.
The Solution
CryptoBankStatement converts your wallet activity into a structured, verifiable financial document — making your crypto understandable in real-world financial situations.
Bank-style statement
Opening balance, running balance, closing balance — formatted exactly like a traditional bank statement.
Structured financial report
Full transaction history with dates, amounts, GBP/USD/EUR fiat equivalents, and fee breakdown.
Verifiable document
Each transaction links to its blockchain record. Anyone can independently verify your statement.
How It Works
Enter your wallet address
No login, no private keys. Just paste your public wallet address for Bitcoin or Ethereum.
Review your transactions
We fetch and organise your full transaction history with accurate balances and GBP/USD/EUR pricing.
Download your verified statement
Export a professional PDF or CSV — ready for mortgages, rentals, audits, or any financial submission.
See It First
Not Sure? View a Sample Statement
Download a real example PDF to see exactly what your statement will look like before you pay anything.
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per statement · GBP, USD, EUR supported
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- ✔ No hidden fees
- ✔ PDF + CSV included
- ✔ Instant download
- ✔ Verify anytime at cryptobankstatement.com/verify
Common Questions
Is crypto accepted as proof of funds in the UK?
It depends on the context. For mortgage applications, your solicitor is legally required under the Money Laundering Regulations 2017 to verify both proof of funds (you have enough money) and source of funds (where it came from). A structured crypto statement satisfies both requirements. For rental applications, acceptance is at the landlord's discretion — presenting a professional statement significantly improves your chances. For legal and audit purposes, blockchain records are increasingly accepted as primary evidence.
What is the difference between Proof of Funds and Source of Funds?
Proof of Funds confirms your balance on a specific date. Source of Funds explains the history of how those funds were acquired. UK solicitors and conveyancers must verify both under MLR 2017. A CryptoBankStatement provides both: a dated balance snapshot plus a complete chronological transaction history.
Do I need to connect my wallet or share private keys?
No. We use public blockchain data only. You paste your wallet address — the same one you would share with anyone sending you crypto. We never request private keys, seed phrases, or exchange logins. Your funds are never at risk.
How is this different from an exchange statement?
An exchange statement (from Coinbase, Binance, etc.) only shows activity within that exchange. If you self-custody any crypto in a hardware wallet or software wallet like MetaMask, that activity is invisible to the exchange. Our statements are generated directly from the public blockchain — covering all on-chain activity for your address, regardless of how you acquired the crypto.
Which wallets and networks are supported?
We support Ethereum mainnet (ETH, USDT, USDC, and other ERC-20 tokens) and Bitcoin (all address types: Legacy, SegWit, Native SegWit). Hardware wallets including Ledger and Trezor are fully compatible — just use your public receiving address.
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