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Accuren watches self-custodied tokenized stocks and keeps the record nobody else keeps: multiplier history, cost basis across every swap and loan, and local currency at the rate that applied on the day.

#What problem this solves

You can buy tokenized US stocks and hold them in your own wallet. The moment the token leaves the issuer's app — you swap it, post it as collateral, move it to a hardware wallet — nobody sends you a statement anymore. Three things then go wrong at once.

  1. No statement. There is no year-end document, because there is no intermediary left to write one.
  2. Invisible dividends. When the underlying stock pays, your token balance does not change. A hidden multiplier ticks up instead, so each token is worth slightly more shares. You received income; your wallet shows nothing.
  3. Wrong currency. The tokens are priced in USD. Your tax office wants your local currency at the rate on the day of each event.

Multiplier history cannot be backfilled

A multiplier is true at a block and then stops being true. If nobody recorded it, the value your tokens had on a past date is not recoverable later. This is why Accuren records every change as it happens.

#What Accuren does

  • Records the multiplier every time it changes, so past values are never lost
  • Rebuilds cost basis across every swap, loan, transfer, and pool position
  • Detects dividend income that has no corresponding wallet transaction
  • Converts every figure using the exchange rate that applied on the day of the event
  • Warns you when a loan is unsafe while the stock market is closed, before liquidation rather than after
  • Uses AI for the messy parts: labeling unknown transactions, reading issuer filings, and filtering alerts

Alerts are free. Tax exports and API access are paid. Accuren is built to work with any tokenized stock issuer, not one in particular.

#Where to go next

Not tax advice

Accuren reconstructs your own history and applies the rules you configure. It does not file anything, and it is not a substitute for an adviser who knows the rules where you file.

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