Argus connects every exchange, custodian, blockchain, bank, gateway and internal system you operate — parses and labels every transaction, matches assets against liabilities, and keeps doing it continuously. What reaches management is not a data lake. It is a decision, already made ready.
Six steps between a provider's API and a report you can sign off on — Argus runs all of them.
Argus connects to financial providers via API and continuously downloads every book — blockchain protocols, custodians, exchanges, banks and your own ledger — reconciling all of it automatically.
Argus maps all 50+ venues into one canonical financial model, so a single API fill becomes the position change, the collateral moved, the fee paid and the PnL realized — each on its own line.
An AI labeling engine classifies each transaction as it lands — what it is, which book it belongs to, and whether it needs someone's attention.
Management reports land the morning after, not three weeks later — with liquidity and treasury views for the desk and audit-ready statements for your auditors cut from the same ledger.
PnL, cash flow and balance sheet built from the same normalized ledger — so the three of them agree without a spreadsheet in between.
Thresholds on movement, exposure and counterparty concentration, so you hear about the position before the month-end close does.
Google Sheets, Excel, your warehouse, your BI tool — Argus meets your team in the tool they already open, not one they have to learn.
Through each provider's own API, with permissions that let Argus read balances and transactions and nothing else — it can never move funds or place a trade. You connect a provider from your own Argus account and can disconnect it at any time.
Because a single exchange account is a dozen separate books with a dozen schemas, and the exports don't reconcile with each other — let alone across 50 venues. Normalizing that by hand is the work Argus removes.
As encumbrance, not cash. Opening a position moves no balance, so Argus records the margin committed against the account rather than inventing a cash movement — which is what makes the resulting PnL trustworthy.
Yes. Argus is the collection and normalization layer; every row is exportable to Excel, Google Sheets or your warehouse.
Connecting the first venue takes minutes. A full multi-entity setup depends on how many sources and ledgers are in scope — we scope it with you before you commit.
Month-end stops being a reconstruction project — management sees PnL the morning after, auditors get evidence instead of exports, and no one rebuilds the same spreadsheet twice.