ChainSnip
ChainSnip is a tool designed for accountants, auditors, and crypto tax professionals who need to prove wallet balances at specific dates.
Our verdict
Who it's for
Automated, tamper-evident wallet balance snapshots for crypto audits
Who should look elsewhere
Historical balance lookup is limited to seven EVM networks; non-EVM chains like Solana lack this feature
Pros
- +Eliminates manual screenshotting and provides defensible, timestamped proof that auditors accept
- +Covers a wide array of blockchains and explorers, making it versatile for diverse client portfolios
- +Historical lookups allow reconstruction of past balances even if monthly snapshots were missed
Cons
- −Historical balance lookup is limited to seven EVM networks; non-EVM chains like Solana lack this feature
- −Free tier likely has limited captures or clients, full functionality requires a paid subscription
Key features
- ✓Automated month-end wallet balance snapshots with no browser required
- ✓Every capture includes a timestamp and SHA-256 hash for tamper-evident verification
- ✓Multi-chain coverage: Etherscan, BscScan, Solscan, and 50+ other explorers
- ✓Historical balance lookup from archive nodes on seven EVM networks (any past date or block height)
- ✓Supports rebasing tokens like stETH where balances change without transactions
- ✓Group captures by client, wallet, or chain and export as CSV for delivery
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | — | month | Month-end snapshots; Audit-ready proof; Tamper-evident hashing |
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