Ledgible and Label have announced a strategic partnership aimed at simplifying digital asset tax information reporting and compliance for global financial institutions.
The collaboration is designed to help digital asset businesses address rapidly evolving regulatory obligations such as the Crypto Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) and DAC8.
As adoption of digital assets and blockchain-based assets grows across exchanges, FinTech platforms, custodians and traditional financial institutions, organisations are facing increasing pressure to convert complex blockchain transaction data into standardised, audit-ready reporting formats.
The joint solution aims to reduce the operational burden of meeting these global reporting mandates while improving accuracy and compliance.
Ledgible specialises in digital asset tax and accounting infrastructure for enterprises. Its platform aggregates blockchain transaction data from wallets, exchanges and other blockchain sources, then standardises and categorises that data to produce tax-calculated records and compliance-ready reports.
By transforming fragmented blockchain data into structured financial reporting outputs, the company helps institutions manage regulatory requirements such as tax reporting and financial disclosures related to digital assets.
Label focuses on the data management and reporting infrastructure required for regulatory compliance. Within the partnership, the company will take responsibility for managing the custom reporting layer, including due diligence workflows, digital form collection and validation, and data quality processes.
These controls include taxpayer identification number (TIN) verification, classification logic and other processes designed to ensure reportable data is complete, accurate and defensible.
Label will also generate jurisdiction-specific XML reporting files aligned with regulatory submission requirements. These files support corrections, resubmissions and ongoing reporting processes across global regulatory regimes, including CARF-related frameworks.
By integrating their respective capabilities, Ledgible and Label aim to deliver a comprehensive reporting workflow that connects raw blockchain transaction activity with globally compliant information reporting.
The joint solution is intended to provide financial institutions with an end-to-end framework for transforming digital asset activity into structured regulatory reports.
The offering is designed to streamline the reporting lifecycle, helping firms move from fragmented blockchain data to submission-ready reporting outputs while strengthening data integrity, auditability and regulatory readiness.
The partnership targets organisations that are preparing for expanding digital asset reporting requirements worldwide. This includes exchanges, custodians, FinTech platforms and financial institutions that must comply with emerging tax reporting obligations such as the upcoming IRS Form 1099‑DA in the United States alongside international reporting frameworks.
As regulators continue to formalise reporting rules for digital assets, many institutions are seeking infrastructure that can handle the complexity of blockchain data while producing consistent regulatory outputs across multiple jurisdictions.
Ledgible CEO Kell Canty said, “Digital asset reporting requires both deep blockchain-native data transformation and precision in downstream information reporting. By partnering with Label, we’re enabling clients to move from transaction-level complexity to compliant reporting outcomes through a unified workflow.”
Label said, “Institutions need scalable, production-grade compliance infrastructure as regulations mature. Our collaboration with Ledgible delivers a practical path forward for firms navigating new digital asset reporting mandates.”
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