Kordio Ledger · Web3
The money layer bridging on-chain and off.
For Protocols · DAOs · L2s · web3 infra teams · token issuers
One balanced journal for on-chain events and off-chain balances. Track treasury, airdrops, staking rewards, and protocol fees across chains, and reconcile the books against block state whenever you need to.
- Balanced by construction
- Append-only journal
- Multi-asset, multi-currency

This is Kordio Ledger, the record half of the platform. Kordio Control decides what your software may spend before it spends; the ledger keeps the books for what it did.
Web3
One workspace for the financial record.
Reconcile movements, inspect balances, and trace the postings behind every number.

The friction
Where web3 hits the ledger wall.
- 01
The chain isn't your source of truth for accounting.
Explorers show transfers, not accounting. Cost basis, fee splits, and inter-entity moves live somewhere else, usually a spreadsheet.
- 02
Treasury lives in six wallets on four chains.
Each wallet keeps its own history in its own format. Nobody can say what the DAO holds without an afternoon of copy-pasting.
- 03
Off-chain balances drift from on-chain reality.
Your app database says one number, the chain says another, and the gap only surfaces when a user posts a screenshot.
Why Kordio
Built for the way you actually operate.
- One journal, both worlds.
- Post on-chain events and off-chain balances to the same double-entry ledger. USDC, ETH, or any token symbol you define, in integer minor units.
- Reconcile against the chain.
- Load block state as an external source, match it against your postings, and see exactly which entries drift.
- An audit trail that holds up.
- Append-only history with reversals instead of edits. When the community or an auditor asks, the answer is a query, not an archaeology project.
By the numbers
What "one journal, both worlds" looks like.
- 100%
- Balanced by construction
- $0
- Sandbox plan
- 5min
- Signup to first API call
- $49/mo
- First live tier, ledger included
Where to go next
Three questions, in the order people ask them.
Everything above is the ledger applied to web3. These are the pages that answer whether it is right for you, and what it costs if it is.
- What the ledger does
- Balanced postings, reconciliation against what actually cleared, period close, and the reports finance asks for.
- Build it, or buy it
- When writing your own is the right call, the five signals it has run out, and the eight things that cost more than the schema.
- What it costs
- Priced on postings a month, not on seats. Free in test mode with no card, and every number published.
Every chain, every wallet, one set of books.
Start in the sandbox with your real chart of accounts. No card required.