Chainberry

Chainberry moves money in crypto for businesses — deposits and withdrawals across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, BNB and USDC. Every movement is screened before it settles, so the interface is less a ledger than a queue of decisions.

Product

Crypto transaction platform

Assets

BTC, ETH, LTC, BNB, USDC

Surfaces

Transactions, wallets, reports, settings

Chainberry transactions table with type, status, order ID, currency and amount columns

Every row is a decision, not a record

A transaction list usually reports what already happened. This one decides what happens next. Each row carries a status — pending approval, confirmed, rejected — alongside a safety verdict that can be auto-blocked or auto-confirmed, and an operator approves or rejects without leaving the table.

That changes what the screen has to be good at. Search runs on UID, wallet address and transaction hash, because an operator arrives holding one of those three and nothing else. A show only risky toggle collapses hundreds of rows to the handful that need a human. The rest can wait.

Transactions list with the risk filter and CSV export controls

Transactions list in its empty state, showing no results found

Reports built for people who live in spreadsheets

Volume for the month, deposits and withdrawals split by asset, conversions between them, commissions, and a daily ledger running opening balance to closing balance. Finance teams do not stay in dashboards, so every view ends in an export — CSV from the transaction list, XLS from the balances.

Chainberry reports screen with volume, conversions, commissions and a daily balance table

Next case

Dapt

Payroll data → project profitability

Contact

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