CRB Monitor joins forces with DTIF and ANNA
07 October 2025 US, UK, Brussels
Reporter: Tahlia Kraefft
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CRB Monitor, a provider of emerging compliance and risk solutions to banks, is collaborating with Digital Token Identifier (DTIF) and the Association of National Numbering Agencies (ANNA).
The partnership aims to improve financial institutions’ access to tools that assist in identifying and supervising both direct and indirect exposure to digital assets.
CRN enables financial institutions to pinpoint real-world transactions and capital markets activity that are connected to digital assets, allowing them to manage the regulatory, risk, and compliance associated with these exposures.
Over 2,400 digital-asset-linked securities are covered in the CRB database from over 2,100 issuers.
ANNA is the membership organisation for global national numbering agencies (NNAs), functioning as the established identification and registration authority for the ISIN and FISN standards, appointed by the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO).
The DTIF gives ISO standard identifiers for digital assets based on open data principles and is the registration authority for the new ISO standard for digital token identifiers (DTIFs).
The firm says incorporation of ISINs and DTIs into the CRB Monitor database enables financial institutions to validate universally recognised identifiers for use across their securities master, regulatory capital reporting, OECD tax reporting, and other third-party software.
The DTI allows a deep look into the holdings of ETFs and ETPs.
Stephan Dreyer, managing director for ANNA, comments: “The integration of ISIN and DTI into the CRB Monitor database directly addresses the critical challenge of lacking standardised identification data in the digital asset space.
“By including these linked, trusted and complementary identifiers, financial institutions can now access verified, trusted data to meet their requirements”
Paul Chaveriat, president of digital assets at CRB Monitor, adds: “We love that ANNA and DTIF are looking toward the future in this space. Most banks are now moving beyond the ‘we don’t do crypto’ mindset and realising that the sector is too large for their business models not to include.
“As more regulated financial institutions enter the space, the need for trusted datasets becomes foundational to addressing a host of compliance, risk, and tax challenges.”
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