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Are you planning to withdraw your cryptocurrency to your bank account? Or has your crypto exchange or broker requested proof of funds?
Our experienced specialists, who regularly prepare successful proof of funds documentation for banks, brokers, and exchanges, are here to guide you in an online video call!
During a proof of funds consultation, we’ll answer your questions on topics like:
- What documents are required for proof of funds?
- What information do Austrian banks typically request?
- How should you organize and document your crypto transactions?
- Are there deadlines one needs to keep in mind?
- What unique circumstances might apply to your case?
We can also discuss whether our experts should prepare the proof of funds for you.
Comprehensive Proof of Funds Service:
With our Proof of Funds service for cryptocurrency, you’ll receive a well-structured, detailed document that is frequently required by banks, brokers, and exchanges. This service is available to our clients in Austria.
We analyze and evaluate your documents to provide a clear and optimized explanation of transaction flows and crypto gains. Our proof of funds is crafted with your best interests in mind and includes:
- A personalized statement tailored for banks, crypto brokers, or exchanges
- Comprehensive analysis and evaluation of your supporting documents
- A clear and thoughtfully structured presentation of crypto gains and transaction flows
Trust our team of professionals to navigate your cryptocurrency-related needs with confidence and precision.
A detailed description of our Proof of Funds consultation, preparation, and other services can be found in our Terms and Conditions.
The customer is entitled to their statutory warranty rights.

Gabriel Marchesan, BA – Crypto Compliance Analyst

Mag. Sigrid Wahl, MA – Crypto Compliance Analyst
Banks may request a Proof of Source of Funds when you withdraw crypto to your bank account from an exchange, regardless of the amount.
If you plan to transfer a large sum from a crypto exchange like Binance, Bitpanda, Kraken, Coinbase, or others, it may be wise to prepare a Proof of Source of Funds in advance – or have one prepared for you.
In our online consultation for Proof of Source of Funds, you can discuss your specific case with our experts, who regularly handle crypto-related compliance requirements.
Due to increasingly strict regulations, more and more crypto exchanges are required to monitor their customers for potential money laundering risks. Just like banks, they want to verify the origins of the funds you used for your crypto investments and track how your crypto portfolio was built. If you need guidance on proof of source of funds for crypto exchanges, our online consultation can help answer your questions.
We can also discuss whether you’d like our experts to prepare a proof of source of funds for you.
A complete and accurate record of your transactions – ideally documented in a crypto tax tool like CoinTracking, Blockpit, or similar software – serves as the foundation for a proof of source of funds. Additionally, you may need further supporting documents, such as proof of gifts, income, or other sources of funds.
If you need guidance on crypto documentation, you can book an online consultation on crypto tax tools or send us a request for crypto data processing assistance!
Currently, crypto tax tools are the only software solutions that can effectively document crypto transactions in a structured way. However, they are not perfect, which is why we also assist our clients with issues related to CoinTracking, Blockpit, and similar platforms.
One major benefit of using a crypto tax tool is that it can also prepare your crypto data for tax filings. Once your transaction history is properly structured from the start—or once we have done it for you—you’ll have a solid foundation for both future proof of source of funds and tax returns.
For tax-related questions, you can access crypto tax consulting through our platform cryptotax, where we collaborate with Enzinger Steuerberatung to provide comprehensive advisory services and helpful resources.
Banks are legally required to ask their customers about the origin of their funds—whether fiat currency or cryptocurrencies. While tax assessments can serve as evidence of earned income, they are usually not sufficient on their own to meet the requirements of a proof of source of funds.