WealthArc, today announced the integration of crypto assets as a fully supported asset class within its global data infrastructure service, enabling wealth managers, external asset managers, and family offices to deliver a complete portfolio view across digital and traditional assets from a single, reliable data source. The new capability integrates custody data feeds from Anchorage Digital, BitGo and Tetra Trust, provides pricing access to more than 17,000 digital assets via CoinGecko, and introduces a dedicated Staking Rewards transaction type – ensuring crypto-holding clients are serviced with the same level of structure, auditability, and reporting quality applied across all asset classes. The result is consolidated, actionable data that wealth managers can act on with confidence, regardless of whether holdings are traditional or digital.Fragmented custody data, inconsistent reporting conventions, and the absence of structured transaction types for crypto-specific activity such as staking have historically prevented wealth managers from servicing crypto-holding clients to the same standard as traditional portfolios. As institutional adoption accelerates, with 73% of institutions planning to increase crypto allocations this year and BlackRock forecasting digital assets as a US$500 million revenue opportunity within five years – wealth managers who cannot present a complete, consolidated portfolio view are at a structural disadvantage.WealthArc's integration is a direct response to that infrastructure gap.Crypto custodian data feed integrationTo support reliable pricing and custody data, WealthArc has integrated with three leading digital asset custodians: Tetra Trust, Anchorage Digital, and BitGo. These integrations are fully embedded within the WealthArc Data Box data infrastructure, enabling clients to request connectivity and activate automated data ingestion where required.This approach is consistent with WealthArc's broader strategy of building direct, high-quality custodian data feeds, currently spanning 170+ institutions globally across Europe, the Americas, Asia, and the Middle East, rather than relying on intermediated or aggregated data sources. Digital asset custodians now sit within the same infrastructure framework as the rest of the network.17,000+ digital assets via CoinGecko integrationThrough a direct integration with CoinGecko, WealthArc now supports pricing and market data for more than 17,000 crypto assets. Coverage spans established instruments including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, XRP, Solana, and USDC, through to stablecoins, niche tokens, and emerging digital instruments. If an asset is traded and carries a market price, it can be represented within WealthArc's data infrastructure and included in a client's complete portfolio view.Crypto modelling built on institutional reporting conventionsWithin WealthArc, crypto assets are treated as a distinct asset class, modelled separately from cash accounts and standard financial instruments. Positions are expressed in native token quantities with valuations presented in a fiduciary currency such as USD. The service supports crypto-specific data attributes including Crypto Symbol, Wallet ID, Address ID, Provider, and Ledger, mapped directly into WealthArc's existing portfolio data structure for full consistency with traditional asset reporting. Dedicated Staking Rewards transaction typeWealthArc has introduced a dedicated Staking Rewards transaction type to bring crypto income reporting in line with the same standards applied to interest and dividend income on traditional assets. The transaction type supports automatic or manual retrieval of token price and FX rate, with full support for deductions including operational fees, commissions, taxes, withholding taxes, and stamp duty. Each entry generates a separate transaction record for complete traceability and auditability.Radomir Mastalerz, CTO of WealthArc, said: "Crypto positions introduce data challenges that are structurally different from traditional assets, including multiple wallets, blockchain-level address tracking, and staking income that does not settle against a cash account. Our approach has been to model these correctly within the existing data infrastructure rather than treat them as an exception. Wealth managers should be able to present a complete portfolio view to every client, whether those clients hold equities, bonds, or Bitcoin. That is what this infrastructure makes possible: data across every asset class that you can actually act on."NoYesData02 Jul, 2026