Comparisons
Stablecoin statements: compare your options
Stablefloe turns wallet movements into camt.053 and MT940 statements. This hub lists objective criteria versus a manual CSV export, an exchange statement, or another treasury tool.
Last updated: 2026-10-24
Four axes to compare
Import format
camt.053.001.08 and MT940 that treasury tools and accounting firms already import—no spreadsheet reshaping.
Balance continuity
Opening + entries = closing, unique daily IDs: what import controls expect.
Delivery
Download or scheduled sFTP—no private keys and no custody of assets.
Chain scope
Read-only on Ethereum (EURC, EURCV, USDC): no FX conversion or payments.
Criteria (indicative)
Vendor offerings change—always confirm with the publisher. “Partial” usually means it varies by exchange, module, or setup.
| Criterion | Stablefloe | CSV / spreadsheet export |
|---|---|---|
| Primary role | Bank statements for a stablecoin wallet | Ad-hoc file to reformat |
| Native camt.053 / MT940 | Yes | No (unless DIY) |
| Consistent opening / closing balances | Checked before delivery | Recalculate yourself |
| Unique daily identifiers | Yes (MsgId / Stmt/Id) | Rare |
| sFTP delivery | Yes | No |
| Key or fund custody | No (read-only) | Depends on the source tool |
Detailed comparisons (French)
FAQ
- Does Stablefloe replace my treasury tool?
- No. Stablefloe produces statements you import into the TMS, ERP, or practice software you already use.
- How is this different from an exchange statement?
- An exchange statement covers your account at the exchange. Stablefloe targets an on-chain address (EOA or Safe) and outputs camt.053 / MT940 ready for accounting import.
- Where is format and delivery status?
- The integration status page lists what is live (camt.053, MT940, sFTP, supported tokens).
See a real statement
Commented camt.053 example, field by field, with a downloadable file.