Each year, the client's 30 June Account Statement is audited by Hall Chadwick Melbourne. This article explains what that audit confirms and how accountants and SMSF auditors can rely on it.
What is the 30 June Account Statement?
It's a snapshot of all crypto assets held in the account at 11:59:59 PM on 30 June, showing each asset, its quantity and its AUD value based on market pricing. See Managing Your EOFY: Statements & Reporting.
What the audit confirms
Coinstash has maintained internal controls and other relevant accounting procedures in relation to the preparation of the annual account statements that were suitably designed and operated effectively, in all material respects, to ensure that the annual account statements for the year are or have been given to Clients without material misstatements; and
The totals of crypto assets, liabilities and the aggregate client assets for the year have been reasonably reconciled by Coinstash and have been independently reviewed.
Download the audit opinion
Download the full 2025 audit opinion here.
How to get the statement
Customers: see How do I access my statements? (Desktop only)
Advisers: see How do I access Client Account Holding Statement?
Did you know?
Coinstash (TWMT Pty Ltd), as a company, is independently audited and lodges financial reports with ASIC. We are the only platform in Australia that presents cryptocurrencies as Current Assets and customer deposits as Current Liabilities on our balance sheet.
Our audited financial statements can be found in our Financial Reports article.
⚠️ The audit relates to the accuracy of the statement, not anyone's tax position. Coinstash can't give tax advice — please speak to a registered tax agent.
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