Weighted readiness assessment for Crypto-Asset Service Providers (CASPs) preparing for OECD CARF (1 Jan 2026), EU DAC8 (FY2026, first reports 31 Jan 2027), and IRS Form 1099-DA (gross proceeds from 1 Jan 2025; basis from 1 Jan 2026). Scores five domains: Due Diligence, Data & Classification, Technical Infrastructure, Governance, and US Compliance: and outputs an ordered gap list linked to the T465/T466/T467 tool chain.
CARF · OECD 2026DAC8 · EU 2023/2226IRS 1099-DA · TD 9996A–F Grade · Gap PriorityDeterministic · Zero PII · Client-side
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Domain 1: Due Diligence & Customer IdentificationWeight: 25%
Do you collect and verify customer TIN / taxpayer identification per CRS / CARF due-diligence procedures?
Do you classify users by residency against the CARF participating-jurisdiction list (52 jurisdictions as of Jan 2026)?
Can you identify and exclude US customers from CARF exchange (US reporting commences 2027, not 2026)?
Do you perform annual self-certification and re-attestation procedures for Reportable Persons?
Domain 2: Data Completeness & Transaction ClassificationWeight: 25%
Can you classify transactions as: exchange (crypto-fiat/crypto-crypto), transfer to unhosted wallet, or retail payment (≥ USD 50,000 threshold: CARF §II.D.3)?
Do you record and retain asset type, acquisition date, disposal date, proceeds, and cost basis per disposal?
Do you support per-wallet / per-address basis tracking (required for US covered securities from 2026 per IRS Rev. Proc. 2024-28)?
Can you produce aggregate annual values per customer per asset (total proceeds, total consideration) as required by CARF Annex I?