End-to-end disclosure compliance for crypto-asset markets.
MiCAR Article 88 is in force. The obligation to disclose inside information – publicly, verifiably, and on time – now applies to every CASP, exchange, token issuer, white paper publisher, and service provider with access to that information.
DAAvern manages the entire process.
Designed to strengthen transparency, evidentiary integrity, and supervisory defensibility in crypto-asset markets.
DAAvern is a neutral, tamper-resistant disclosure reference layer that takes organizations from obligation to compliance – in a single workflow, with a permanent record at every stage.
The moment a disclosure is submitted, it is cryptographically timestamped and anchored on-chain. The result is a tamper-resistant, court-admissible record — independently verifiable by any third party, including regulators and courts.
We guide you through publication on your website and social media, verifying each link as it goes live. You may even choose to use DAAvern technology to publish on multiple channels in parallel. Every published link is captured and added to your compliance record.
Your disclosure reaches DAAvern’s own journalist and media network covering digital asset markets, and automatically notifies anyone on your custom stakeholder distribution list.
We can support formal notification to the competent authorities in your jurisdiction – national competent authorities under MiCAR as well as ESMA.
One submission. One complete, permanent compliance record.
CASPs, exchanges, token issuers, white paper publishers, and any contractor or service provider with access to inside information under MiCAR. Also applicable to entities under equivalent frameworks globally.
Born from two years of expert dialogue through the DARTE Series – 20+ roundtables across Europe and beyond, co-founded by Mariana de la Roche Wills and Dr. Nina-Luisa Siedler.
DAAvern was built in direct response to the gap regulators, lawyers, and compliance officers kept identifying: no neutral, verifiable infrastructure existed for crypto-asset disclosures. Now it does.