Client Stories
Testimonials and case accounts from firms that engaged Page Maple Core for reserve ledger organization.
What Clients Say
We had fourteen months of wallet transfers sitting in a shared drive with no index. Page Maple Core built a ledger that our external reviewer accepted on the first pass. The gap analysis alone saved us weeks of back-and-forth.
— Soo-yeon Park, Operations Director, Meridian Commodity Partners
The reconciliation sessions are straightforward — we bring receipts, they match entries, we leave with a discrepancy log. I wish we had started the retainer earlier; one unmatched transfer from Q2 would have been caught in June instead of October.
— Jae-won Choi, Treasurer, Hanil Cooperative Treasury
They were thorough, though the initial document collection took longer on our end than expected. Once we gathered everything, the ledger handover was clear and well structured.
— Eun-hye Kim, Managing Partner, Kim Family Office
Our cold wallet audit flagged two key-holder assignments that had never been updated after a staff departure. Small detail, but exactly what our governance committee needed to see before renewing custody agreements.
— Dong-min Lee, Compliance Officer, Pacific Rim Trading Ltd.
Case Account: Meridian Commodity Partners
Engagement: Reserve Ledger Organization
Situation: Meridian held reserves across four offline wallets with transaction records spread across email, USB archives, and handwritten custody logs maintained by two different officers over eighteen months.
Work performed: Page Maple Core collected 187 source documents, identified 12 gaps requiring client follow-up, and constructed a three-volume institutional reserve ledger with cross-referenced wallet identifiers.
Outcome: Meridian’s external reviewer completed attestation review in four days rather than the three weeks Meridian’s CFO had budgeted. The firm subsequently enrolled in quarterly reconciliation retainers.
Case Account: Hanil Cooperative Treasury
Engagement: Monthly Reconciliation Sessions (retainer)
Situation: After an initial ledger setup by another provider left several unmatched entries, Hanil engaged Page Maple Core for ongoing reconciliation.
Work performed: Six half-day sessions over two quarters resolved 23 previously unmatched receipts and established a standing discrepancy log reviewed at each cooperative board meeting.
Outcome: Hanil’s board now receives a one-page reconciliation summary after each session, replacing the previous practice of ad-hoc spreadsheet updates.