Exchange accounts, chain wallets and custodians in. A reconciled, immutable dataset out — into any BI tool you own.
Read-only keys — no access to your funds · stored securely in your own data warehouse · every book, not just spot · immutable partitions
The problem
Every venue exports a different shape, stops at a different date and calls a fee something else. Wallets and custodians add their own. The merge happens by hand, every month, in the same file.
And when the auditor asks why the balance is this number, the answer is a spreadsheet — not a ledger that ties from the first deposit to today.
The engine
Argus already connects hundreds of exchanges, chains and custodians and turns every one of them into the same standardised dataset — the same columns with the same meanings, whichever venue the money sat on, documented field by field.
Your team gets it in whatever form it works in: your warehouse, your BI tool, files in your bucket, or the reports in Argus. Reconciled before it leaves, so it cuts the accounting work and the price of every audit — the auditor reads the documentation, not your spreadsheet.
1 · Exchanges
That is all it takes for the account's P&L, balance sheet and cash flow. Paste it once: the engine backfills the full history, reconciles it, keeps it updated on every run and delivers it in the form your team needs.
The key is sealed on arrival — the portal cannot read it back — and never carries trading or withdrawal scopes. Sub-accounts the master key can see are listed too, each waiting for its own key.
2 · Books
A venue account is not one ledger. Spot is the easy part; funding wallets, earn, loans, margin, futures, positions, rewards and airdrops each move by their own rules. Argus collects, reconciles and reports every one as its own book, with its own verified window — however many a venue has.
That is where most tools stop at spot trades and leave the rest to a spreadsheet. Here, sync jobs run on a schedule and on demand, and the row shows what the last run did.
3 · Health
Collection is not a black box. The status page carries the workspace's own sync history — what ran, what it fetched and when the next run is due — next to the live state of every chain and venue Argus supports.
Updates are scheduled and resumable: every run continues from the last verified cursor, so your numbers are always complete, never half-refreshed.
3 · Chains
Blockpipe runs on full nodes and indexes every address on the chain, billions of them, from block zero — not just yours. So adding a wallet, or ten million of them, is a lookup rather than a scan: the complete history is back in minutes.
Every address is reconciled on the native asset and on every token — balances against flows, block by block — so the whole on-chain universe of your wallets ties the same way an exchange account does.
4 · Custody
Fireblocks, Copper, BitGo, Cobo and Ledger Enterprise connect the same way — a read-only credential, a probe, then vault and account balances and movements on the same schedule as everything else.
They land in the same model, and Argus detects internal transfers automatically across all of it: a vault-to-exchange move is matched as one movement, not two unexplained halves — and a leg that has not landed yet is flagged, not lost.
5 · Reconciliation
Between two balance snapshots, the flows collected must explain the change exactly, per book and per asset. Anything that does not tie is surfaced at once, to the last decimal — never netted away, never hidden in a total.
Then it is our job, not yours: the Argus team investigates every open residual and closes it within three working days, before it reaches your close or your auditor.
Deliver
Every dataset lands in your own cloud storage, in one standardised, documented format — set up in about five clicks: name the bucket, grant one permission, run the first delivery.
From there it is your warehouse and your rules: keep every run, query it, hand it to any tool. Argus keeps delivering; you keep control.
Your data, where you work
The connector sets up BigQuery for you; from then on every new delivery shows up in your queries on its own — nothing copied, nothing scheduled.
Google Sheets through the BigQuery connector in five minutes, or any other BI tool you already have — Looker, Power BI, Excel — or the consolidated reports inside Argus.
| A | B | C | D | E | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | exchange | sub-ledgers | events | first event | last event |
| 2 | kucoin | 8 | 3 086 672 | 2021-10-08 | 2026-09-07 |
| 3 | gate | 2 | 94 830 | 2022-03-14 | 2026-09-07 |
| 4 | binance | 6 | 16 886 | 2021-10-08 | 2026-09-07 |
| 5 | bybit | 2 | 4 119 | 2023-04-11 | 2026-09-07 |
| 6 | mexc | 1 | 182 | 2024-01-19 | 2026-09-05 |
| 7 | okx | 2 | 72 | 2025-06-02 | 2026-09-06 |
| 8 | Total | 21 | 3 213 631 |
Every number your business runs on. One engine.
Connect the accounts once. From then on every run collects, reconciles and delivers the whole history again — and your analysts read it where they already work.
Read-only keys, sealed on arrival · append-only grant on your bucket · immutable partitions, checksummedBring one exchange key and the first reconciled window is back before the call is over.
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