SOC 2 · Crypto & Web3

SOC 2 for Crypto & Web3

Crypto and Web3 companies face SOC 2 from institutional customers and partners, on top of unique key-management and exchange risks. We deliver SOC 2 readiness built for that environment.

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Why Crypto & Web3 companies need SOC 2

  • Institutional counterparties, banking partners, and enterprise customers increasingly require SOC 2 before working with a crypto business.
  • Key management, wallet custody, and smart-contract deployment pipelines become critical in-scope controls.
  • The crypto threat model — exchange compromise, key theft, hot/cold wallet segregation — has to be reflected in the control set.
  • A SOC 2 report signals operational maturity in a sector where counterparties are especially cautious.

More context on this sector on our Crypto & Web3 industry page, and on the framework itself on our SOC 2 hub.

What our SOC 2 engagement covers

Tailored to Crypto & Web3, delivered by a Toronto security and compliance team led by a published CVE researcher, with our partner Lorikeet Security where offensive testing is involved.

  • Key-management and wallet-custody controls in audit scope
  • Smart-contract deployment and change-management evidence
  • Trust Services Criteria scoping and a gap assessment against your current controls
  • Policies, procedures, and a lift-and-adopt evidence repository
  • Control implementation across IAM, change management, vendor risk, and incident response
  • Auditor introduction and Type I / Type II audit coordination

See the full SOC 2 service page, or productized pricing for fixed-scope engagements.

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SOC 2 for Crypto & Web3: common questions

Does SOC 2 cover our smart contracts?

SOC 2 covers the controls around how you develop, review, and deploy them — change management and access — not a line-by-line code audit. We pair it with a smart-contract-aware pentest when that is the concern.

How is key management handled in SOC 2?

As a set of access and cryptographic controls. We document hot/cold segregation, signing controls, and key rotation as evidence.

Will SOC 2 satisfy institutional counterparties?

It is frequently required, though large counterparties often add their own diligence. We build evidence that answers both.

SOC 2 for Crypto & Web3, on your timeline

Book a free 30-minute discovery call. We will tell you whether this engagement fits, what it would cost, and when we could start.

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