Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) Tools
CARF Compliance Starts Here
The Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) is an OECD initiative that standardises how tax authorities collect and exchange information on crypto-asset users and transactions. Its broad cross-border scope applies to exchanges, custodians, brokers, payment platforms, wallet providers and other digital-asset service providers.
You may have CARF reporting obligations even if your organisation is not based in a CARF Jurisdictions.
CARFtools.com helps you determine whether you are in scope and provides the resources needed to implement the compliance effectively.
The scope of CARF is intentionally wide. You cannot assume you fall outside its requirements simply because of your residency or where your business is registered. CARF focuses on activites, not just location.
Our guided assessment helps you identify whether your organisation meets the criteria of an RCASP.
It also helps you understand whether your activities create reporting obligations in one or more CARF Jurisdictions
CARF compliance involves detailed operational, technical, and reporting requirements. Our Resources & Toolkit library provides a complete suite of practical materials developed by specialists in global tax transparency and regulatory compliance.
Designed for compliance teams, legal advisors, engineering departments, and executive leadership, these resources help you implement CARF in a structured, accurate, and efficient way.
Stay ahead of regulatory change and ensure your organisation meets CARF requirements from day one.
We analyse the latest regulatory updates, guidance releases, and jurisdictional announcements from around the world. Our articles help you understand how CARF is evolving and what it means for your organisation.
What is CARF? Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework Explained
The world of crypto is changing fast, and one of the biggest upcoming shifts is due to CARF. If you work in compliance, finance, or the crypto industry, this...
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10 Things Everyone Needs to Know About CARF
1. What is CARF? CARF is short for the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework, which is contained in a book published by the Organisation for Economic Development and Cooperation (OECD). The most...
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Old Tricks for New Dogs, Part I
The OECD’s Cryptoasset Reporting Framework By Paul Foster Millen and Peter A. Cotorceanu, 16 Oct, 2023 Why "old tricks"? Because the OECD’s cryptoasset reporting framework (CARF) is based heavily on...
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