One login across every client, scoped to the books — with wallet and exchange reconciliation no other practice tool offers.
Or a seat inside each client's own tool, or a spreadsheet of logins nobody wants to own. Access ends up personal rather than practice-level.
Sign out, sign in, find the right file, re-orient. The switching cost is small and constant, which is what makes it expensive.
Export from a wallet, export from an exchange, reconcile by hand in a spreadsheet, then key the entries in. Every month, per client.
Invitations go to organizations that exist on Rivet. Either side can start it.
Your firm — not one person at it — holds the grant, limited to reconcile and books.
One login, one client list. Move between engagements in the same session.
The limit is the point. A client deciding whether to accept can see exactly where your access stops.
Import a wallet across nine networks, sync a Coinbase exchange account with its history, and map every movement onto the client's chart of accounts.
A client either sits on your plan or holds their own. Both work; only one consumes a slot.
You bring them on. Their entitlements come from your plan.
They hold their own Rivet subscription and pay directly.
The rate steps down as your roster grows. Each band prices only the slots inside it.
About $21 per client, per month — and your clients pay nothing. Independent clients are always free to you.
Financial services may be provided by regulated partners. Availability, eligibility, currencies, rails, and settlement times may vary by jurisdiction and program.
Practice onboarding is handled by our team — tell us your client mix and how much of it is crypto.
Reconcile and their books: ledger sync, wallets and exchange accounts, chart-of-accounts mapping, and journal entries. Not their payments, not their billing or plan, not their team, not their connections and messages.
They subscribe directly. Their data stays theirs and stays put, the slot returns to your plan, and your delegated access continues at no cost to you.
A managed client pays nothing — no seat, no card, no procurement conversation. They only pay if they choose their own subscription for the full product.
QuickBooks, Xero, Sage, and NetSuite are live. Tell us what else your clients run and we'll tell you where it sits in the queue.
Wallet import across nine EVM networks, and Coinbase exchange accounts with their history. Coinbase custody and on-chain sends are coming and aren't part of the plan today.
The client revokes the grant and your access ends immediately. Their organization, documents, and reconciliation history stay with them.