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Travel Rule · MiCA / TFR · AUSTRAC: self-custody proof, done right

Withdrawal stuck at "verify your wallet"? Prove it in minutes, keys stay yours.

KeyProof shows you exactly how your exchange wants you to prove you own your wallet: message signing, Satoshi test, screenshot or declaration. It then checks your signature locally and gives you a proof record to reuse next time.

Free today: every exchange guide, wallet how-tos, the verifier and proof downloads. A paid Pro plan (saved proofs and alerts) is planned but not for sale yet.

🔑 Never your keys

No seed phrases, no private keys, no wallet connection needed to read a guide. We never hold funds.

🧮 Verify locally

BIP-137, BIP-322 (bc1q / bc1p) and EVM personal_sign signatures are checked in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

📄 Proof you can reuse

Download a PDF and JSON proof record (address, message, signature, result, time) for the next time an exchange asks.

Exchange guides

Each guide lists the methods the exchange accepts, the steps from its own help center, and the errors people actually hit, with fixes.

Coinbase →

Message signing · Small deposit test · Link Coinbase Wallet · Ownership attestation

Kraken →

Self-certification · Satoshi test · Digital signature

Binance →

Satoshi test · Declaration

Bitstamp →

Satoshi test · xpub registration · Additional transfer information

Bitvavo →

Connect wallet / WalletConnect signing · Screenshot or photo · Self-declaration

Bitpanda →

Message signing · Self-declaration · Connect another device

Crypto.com →

Satoshi test · Travel Rule details

How it works

1. Pick your exchange

See which methods it accepts in your region and which one is fastest for your wallet.

2. Sign with your own wallet

Follow the how-to for Sparrow, Electrum, Ledger, Trezor, MetaMask, Rabby, Monero.

3. Check and keep the proof

Paste the result into the verifier. If it's valid, submit it to the exchange and keep the proof record.

FAQ

Will KeyProof ever ask for my seed phrase or private key?

Never. KeyProof only works with public data: your address, the exchange's message and the signature your own wallet produces. Anyone asking for your recovery words is a scammer.

Does the verifier send my data anywhere?

No. Signature verification and proof-record generation run entirely in your browser. The site's Content-Security-Policy blocks connections to any other server, so the page could not send your data elsewhere even if it tried.

Which exchanges do you cover?

Coinbase, Kraken, Binance, Bitstamp, Bitvavo, Bitpanda and Crypto.com, each with citations to the exchange's own help center. All guides are free to read.

Is this legal advice?

No. KeyProof is an information and software tool, not legal, tax or financial advice. Always follow your exchange's own instructions.