The AI-native audit firm
Every number tested. Signed on schedule, at a fixed price.
Deal diligence and fund audits still run on sampled testing, waitlists, and hourly bills. Avow's agents read the evidence directly and test every transaction in the period, not a sample. Licensed CPAs own the judgment. You get your report on a committed date, at the price we quoted.
AI agents do the fieldwork. Licensed CPAs own the judgment.
Why the answers come slowly
Transactions are multiplying. Auditors aren't.
The model behind diligence and audit was designed for a world of paper ledgers and scarce hours. Because human hours are scarce, the work is sampled. Test a slice of the transactions, infer the rest. Because specialists are scarcer still, buyers and funds wait in line for the slice.
The result is backwards. Deals close on a fraction of the ledger. Funds whose every transaction sits on a public, permanent record wait months for an audit.
Avow starts from the other end. Our agents read the evidence directly, from the ledger, the bank, or the chain, and are built to test every transaction in the period, not a sample. Full-population testing is what verification looks like when it is no longer rationed by human hours.
What we do
Two engagements. One discipline.
Buying a company?
Financial due diligence
A Quality of Earnings report on the company you're buying. We test the target's full ledger, not a sampled databook, and deliver on a date that fits your exclusivity window. Fixed fee, set at scoping.
Running a fund?
Digital asset fund audits
Annual financial statement audits built around the custody-rule calendar. On-chain evidence read at source, every transaction tested, the delivery date committed in the engagement letter.
Treasury issuer audits and monthly stablecoin reserve attestations follow the same method. See all services
What waiting costs
A late answer costs more than any fee.
The deal
Diligence that drags gives the seller time to retrade and your lender nothing to clear. Deals die of delay.
The deadline
Miss the custody-rule deadline and spend the new year explaining to LPs and examiners.
The invoice
Pay hourly overruns to a provider learning your business on your invoice, in diligence and in audit alike.
What working with Avow looks like
Signed, on schedule, at the price we quoted.
The report
The QoE lands inside your exclusivity window, with every adjustment traced to the ledger.
The opinion
The audit opinion arrives signed, before the deadline, at the price quoted. The LP letter goes out with audited financials attached.
The next one
The next close, or the next year-end, runs on the same scope, the same format, and the same date discipline.
Why Avow
Built by people who have sat on your side of the table.
We have sold a company through diligence, and we have answered LPs while an audit ran long. We know what a slow report does to a deal, and what a late opinion costs a raise.
Every audit opinion is signed by a licensed CPA of a PCAOB-registered firm. [Post-acquisition: name the firm and its registration.] Quality of Earnings reports are independent diligence, prepared with the same discipline: full-population testing, citations to source records, and review by a licensed CPA before delivery.
The plan
Scope. Connect. Sign.
Scope
Book a scoping call. Get a fixed quote and a committed delivery date, in writing.
Connect
Grant read-only access to the records: accounting systems, banks, wallets, custodians, administrators. Agents start reading evidence the same week.
Sign
A licensed CPA reviews every conclusion. Your report or opinion arrives on the committed date.
- Fixed price per engagement. No hourly overruns.
- A licensed CPA signs, and answers for, every opinion.
- AI never replaces judgment. Every conclusion is reviewed by a licensed CPA before signature.
- Access is read-only and encrypted. Evidence is handled under professional confidentiality.
- The delivery date goes in the engagement letter.
Free guide
The Digital Asset Fund Audit Readiness Checklist
Everything your auditor will ask for, and the items to close before year-end that cut weeks off the audit. Free, for an email address.