Free Excel template · ASC 350-60 / AU-C 505

Audit Program: Entity Holding Digital Assets

The first question on a digital asset audit is whether the entity controls what it reports. Balances can be proven on the public ledger, but control depends on keys and custodian arrangements, so the program tests existence, rights and key control before valuation.

Standard
ASC 350-60 / AU-C 505
Format
Excel (.xlsx)
Cost
Free
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What it is

The first question on a digital asset audit is whether the entity controls what it reports. Balances can be proven on the public ledger, but control depends on keys and custodian arrangements, so the program tests existence, rights and key control before valuation.

It covers wallet listing completeness, confirmation with custodians and platforms, scope and fair value under ASC 350-60, transactions and rewards, related parties and compliance. The workbook has sign-off columns and a completion summary.

When to use it

What’s inside

Standard cited

This template follows ASC 350-60 / AU-C 505. It is written in our own words, except for phrases the standard requires the document to contain, with [bracketed placeholders] for client details, amounts in USD and dates as MM/DD/YYYY. Check it against the current standard and your firm’s methodology before use. See AU-C 505 explained.

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Questions

Does ASC 350-60 apply to every token?

No. It applies to assets that meet its scope criteria. The program asks you to document the conclusion by asset and test out-of-scope assets at cost less impairment.

How do I prove existence?

Combine custodian confirmation, the public ledger balance at the measurement time and evidence of control, such as a signed message from the address.

Does the program name any platform?

No. Enter the legal names of platforms and custodians in the working papers.

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