Range now supports @turnkeyhq The wallets your team created in Turnkey now sit in a single real-time view with every bank account, exchange and custodian you hold, continuously monitored for sanctions, fraud and exposure. Turnkey keeps key generation, policy checks and signing inside hardware-isolated secure enclaves, and is SOC 2 certified. Add your Turnkey wallets 👇 Developers can integrate via the Range API.

Adding a chain is a settlement decision. Operating it becomes an accounting and control problem for as long as you use it. With @arc going live this week, we expect many companies to start utilizing it for payments, and we are ready! Arc is supported in Range's explorer, so tracing a payment, checking its source or looking up a counterparty address works the same way on Arc as on the other 200+ networks we cover. Arc balances and transactions also flow into Unify: • Balances sit in the same view as bank accounts, custodians and exchanges, in real time • Transactions are normalized and classified in Transaction Reconciliation • Arc addresses resolve to the same counterparty records as bank accounts and exchange deposit addresses • Reporting and Intelligence feeds enriched onchain data into Xero, QuickBooks, NetSuite and SAP The result is one ledger and one audit trail across Arc, every other onchain network and fiat. More Range support for Arc is coming, especially around its native privacy functionality. See what Range supports on Arc today 👇

Privacy without compliance is a problem for everyone who uses it, not just the protocol. That's why Cloak screens every address with @range_org against sanctions and risk data before it enters the pool, and why viewing keys let you disclose any transaction selectively afterward. Nobody sees your payments by default. Anyone you authorize can verify them on demand.

A regulated issuer knows exactly who its customer is. With access that does't involve direct onboarding by the issuer, the primary identifier may instead be a wallet address. That obligation does not go away. It just has to be enforced when the wallet connects. See how @onrefinance is using Range 👇

Congrats to @circle and @arc for achieving mainnet. Arc is now supported in our explorers, with balances and transactions flowing into Unify’s reconciliation modules. If you're using Range, your first Arc payments are visible in the same ledger as your bank accounts, custodians and every other network you use!

The question @pbjonas expects buying committees to ask in 12 months: are you built for agent scale? Agents run 24/7. His view: this is not a 10x volume problem, but potentially 1000x, and today's payments stack was stress-tested for humans. With @Paulapbpb on the Range Stablecoin Fireside 👇

Companies looking to launch a stablecoin usually start with issuance. @pbjonas, CRO at @Paxos, starts with two questions: what does a token you control actually solve, and where will distribution come from? Full conversation on Wednesday at 3 pm UTC with @Paulapbpb. 🧵👇

Companies moving stablecoin payments need fast answers to two questions. How risky is this address? What illicit exposure do these funds carry? Range returns graded risk scores and the evidence behind them, rather than a binary allow-or-block. @Perena uses it across 100,000+ wallets.

Companies looking to launch a stablecoin usually start with issuance. @pbjonas, CRO at @Paxos, starts with two questions: what does a token you control actually solve, and where will distribution come from? Full conversation on Wednesday at 3 pm UTC with @Paulapbpb. 🧵👇

🇧🇷 On October 30, the operating requirements for every virtual asset provider in Brazil change. From that date, BCB-supervised institutions may not transact with a provider that is neither authorized nor in the authorization process. For companies already operating in the country, filing the application is what keeps them within the regulated financial perimeter. Then a more important challenge begins: recurring reporting. CADOC 5711 is due every business day and reports custody positions by client, asset and network, plus required accounting balances. CADOC 5710 is due monthly and covers proof of reserves and staking by asset. Both are sequential, meaning the previous base date has to be accepted before the next can be received. If a file is rejected, the reporting chain stops until the issue is resolved. DeCripto adds a separate monthly obligation and is already in effect. The difficult part is the data underneath those reports. The same client position may need to support segregation, 5711, 5710 and DeCripto while reconciling across custodians, exchanges, wallets and internal books. Our new report maps the SPSAV regime from the October 30 authorization deadline through ongoing reporting and the evidence companies need to have ready. 👇

A privacy protocol cannot read its own transaction interior, so the compliance control has to sit at the perimeter. How Cloak screens for sanctioned addresses using Range before the privacy layer applies 👇

Range had 58 analyst-verified A7A5 addresses in its graph before Western regulators designated A7 or A7A5. But visibility is not the control. The control is what happens when the transaction reaches you. Read our analysis 👇

1,082 BTC left 1,196 addresses in 41 minutes. The Coldcard defect that made it possible had shipped more than five years earlier. No phishing. No physical access. No mistake in normal use. The sweep continued in waves for days. By August 3, Galaxy Research’s running estimate had passed 1,600 BTC across more than 7,300 addresses, and the total was still rising. Monitoring would not have prevented this. The transactions were validly signed, so no blocking control applies. Range is not a custodian and does not hold keys. Detection determines how quickly the company sees the outflow and begins responding. Now read your treasury policy. The preventive side is usually detailed: air-gapped storage, signer thresholds, passphrases and device selection. Every control still depends on engineering your company did not write and cannot inspect. The detective side is often reduced to periodic reconciliation, even though it is the part the company owns: - Which addresses are monitored? - What qualifies as an authorized outflow? - Who receives the alert? - What must they do? - How quickly they must act? Software does not make those decisions for you, and no custody model removes the underlying vendor dependency. The full argument 👇

1,082 BTC left 1,196 addresses in 41 minutes. The Coldcard defect that made it possible had shipped more than five years earlier. No phishing. No physical access. No mistake in normal use. The sweep continued in waves for days. By August 3, Galaxy Research’s running estimate had passed 1,600 BTC across more than 7,300 addresses, and the total was still rising. Monitoring would not have prevented this. The transactions were validly signed, so no blocking control applies. Range is not a custodian and does not hold keys. Detection determines how quickly the company sees the outflow and begins responding. Now read your treasury policy. The preventive side is usually detailed: air-gapped storage, signer thresholds, passphrases and device selection. Every control still depends on engineering your company did not write and cannot inspect. The detective side is often reduced to periodic reconciliation, even though it is the part the company owns: - Which addresses are monitored? - What qualifies as an authorized outflow? - Who receives the alert? - What must they do? - How quickly they must act? Software does not make those decisions for you, and no custody model removes the underlying vendor dependency. The full argument 👇

The companies @ether_fi benchmarks against are Nubank, Chime and Revolut. The difference is direction: those three started in traditional banking and are moving into crypto, while @ether_fi started crypto-first. @KoppKnows and @Paulapbpb on Range Fireside 👇

The company you keep matters—especially when it comes to infrastructure. If you're wondering which network is built for the long haul, look at who is willing to help secure it. @MoneyGram, @Figure, and @range_org. No staking rewards. No fees. Just companies opting to take responsibility for the infrastructure their businesses depend on, @StellarOrg.