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The Bron application is provided as a software tool for users to interact directly with blockchain networks and decentralized protocols.

Multi-Role
Access and
Reporting

Multi-role access interface showing team members with different permission levels

From view-only to full control — every seat has its own permissions

Our policy engine works across all supported networks, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, HyperCore and HyperEVM, Tron, Canton Network, Ripple, Gram, all Layer 2s, and others.

View-Only Access

Need your accountant to prepare taxes or a family member to have visibility of your shared holdings? You can configure view-only permissions, giving trusted parties ability to monitor balances and transactions without signing authority. You stay focused on what matters while others work with full visibility and zero execution risk.

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Joint Family Accounts

Set up shared workspaces with configurable transaction limits. Smaller transactions can be approved individually, while larger transfers, swaps, or DeFi interactions may require joint approval. This makes Bron ideal for managing family assets and introducing loved ones to crypto in a controlled, trusted environment. Fully customisable to support every family's needs.

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Easy Reporting

Welcome to crypto reporting the way it should have worked from the very beginning. Simply select a date range and download a clean Excel file with all your transfers, swaps, staking rewards, and other transactions, fully organized and easy to understand.

Snapshot Balances

For tax reporting, portfolio tracking, or accounting, generate precise balance snapshots to see the exact composition of your wallet at any point in time — ideal for tax filings and financial reporting.

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Transaction Notes

To make reporting effortless, you can add notes to any transaction you perform. These notes appear directly in your reports, ensuring you always know why a transaction happened — not just when it happened.

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FAQ

Yes. Bron supports shared workspaces where every seat has its own permissions — from view-only to full signing control. The policy engine works uniformly across all supported networks, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, HyperCore and HyperEVM, Tron, Canton, Ripple, Gram, and Layer 2s.
You can grant view-only permissions, letting trusted parties such as an accountant or finance team monitor balances and transactions with no signing authority. They get full visibility and can export detailed reports with zero ability to move funds. Ideal for tax preparation and reporting.
Yes. You can create a joint family account as a shared workspace where several people hold defined roles and permissions. It makes Bron well suited to managing family assets together and introducing loved ones to crypto in a controlled, trusted environment.
Yes. Shared workspaces support configurable transaction limits — smaller transactions can be approved individually, while larger transfers, swaps, or DeFi interactions can require joint approval. It’s fully customisable for managing family assets in a controlled environment.
A viewer or team member only sees the accounts you grant them access to — so if you do not want someone to see a particular account, simply do not give them access to it. Hiding an account behind a PIN is a separate, per-user privacy feature that applies to your own view, not to what invited members can see.
Yes. You select a date range and download a clean Excel file with all your transfers, swaps, staking rewards, and other transactions — fully organised and easy to understand, including the notes you can append at the time of transaction, all designed to support tax and accounting workflows. Bron does not provide tax advice.
Bron’s built-in reporting lets you export your activity to a structured Excel file for any date range, so you don’t have to screen-scrape blockchain explorers or piece together transactions by hand.
Yes. Snapshot balances let you generate the exact composition of your wallet at any point in time — useful for tax filings, portfolio tracking, and financial reporting.
Yes. You can attach a note to any transaction you perform, and those notes appear directly in your reports — so you always know why a transaction happened, not just when.
Yes. Bron keeps a complete activity history of your workspace — transactions, logins, and changes — recording which member performed each action and when. It gives you and your finance team a clear, auditable record without piecing events together by hand.

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