Annual Reserve Attestation
Year-over-year reserve comparison with updated balance snapshots and variance notes for standing board reporting.
Daegu · Serving club treasurers since 2019
Panel Birch Core prepares proof-of-reserve documentation for clubs that custody digital assets in offline wallets — clear attestations, custody logs, and board-ready binders.
Documentation offerings
Year-over-year reserve comparison with updated balance snapshots and variance notes for standing board reporting.
A complete board-ready package documenting offline wallet holdings, signing history, and reserve reconciliation for club annual reviews.
Structured custody records for clubs with multiple signers, documenting device inventory, access roles, and ceremony procedures.
Why treasurers call us
When a club holds Bitcoin or stablecoins in cold storage, members rightly ask how reserves are verified without exposing private keys. We translate custody practices into dated attestations, transaction summaries, and reconciliation worksheets that non-technical directors can follow.
Our work sits between your wallet setup and your annual meeting — documentation that stands on its own when auditors or new members review the books.
Companion reference app for club treasurers reviewing reserve documentation on Windows devices.
The Windows companion app helps treasurers cross-reference binder sections during meetings. Documentation preparation remains a human-led service.
From the field journal
14 November 2025
The questions directors raise when a club holds digital assets in cold storage — and what documentation answers them.
2 October 2025
Practical fields to capture each time your club authorises a cold-wallet transaction, so future reviews have a paper trail.
19 August 2025
Where treasurers typically find discrepancies between blockchain snapshots and ledger entries — and how to resolve them before board review.
Client notes
Our Seoul investment circle had twelve members asking the same question every quarter: prove the cold wallet still holds what we think. Panel Birch Core produced a binder our chair could walk through in twenty minutes, with redacted transaction logs I could actually follow.— Min-jun K., treasurer, private investment club, Seoul
The documentation was thorough, though I wish we had started the intake earlier — gathering two years of signing records took longer than expected. Still, the final attestation package satisfied our external reviewer.— Hye-jin L., board secretary, Daegu alumni association fund