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Auditing Digital Assets: Considerations for Crypto Lending and Borrowing
Audit & Assurance
Webcast

Auditing Digital Assets: Considerations for Crypto Lending and Borrowing

In this webcast, you’ll learn about considerations for crypto lending and borrowing when auditing digital assets.

$49 - $59
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Format

Webcast

Date

Dec 17, 2026

NASBA Field of Study

Auditing

Level

Basic

CPE Credits

1

Instructor

Katie Rozsa

Availability

Product Number

WC5556915

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Product Details

Although there are some similarities between substantive procedures used to address risks of material misstatement in traditional fiat‑currency lending and borrowing, there are important differences when entities engage in crypto lending and borrowing. In this webcast, participants will see how substantive procedures vary depending on whether a loan is funded on‑chain or through an off‑chain exchange, and how collateral posting—whether on‑chain or within an exchange—impacts procedures from both the borrower and lender perspectives. By walking through these scenarios, the webcast provides potential audit procedures to address key assertions such as existence, rights and obligations, and valuation. Based on the AICPA Practice Aid: Accounting for and Auditing of Digital Assets, this webcast can help you identify relevant controls to test and potential procedures to perform specific to crypto lending and borrowing.

You'll discover:

  • Relevant controls to test and how to design procedures responsive to the unique risks of crypto lending and borrowing.

  • How substantive procedures differ when crypto loans are funded on‑chain versus through off‑chain exchanges.

  • How collateral posting—whether on‑chain or within an exchange—affects auditing considerations for the borrower and lender, and how to tailor procedures based on who recognizes the collateral.

Key Topics

  • Identifying relevant tests of controls for crypto lending and borrowing transactions.

  • Identifying lender‑specific and borrower‑specific substantive procedures to address key assertions in crypto lending and borrowing.

  • Determining differences in audit procedures for on‑chain and off‑chain crypto lending and borrowing transactions, with or without collateral.

Learning Outcomes

  • Identify key internal control considerations specific to crypto lending and borrowing

  • Recall lender-specific and borrower-specific audit procedures for on-chain and off-chain borrowing transaction scenarios

  • Recall lender-specific and borrower-specific audit procedures for on-chain and off-chain collateral transactions scenarios

Who Will Benefit

  • Accounting and finance professionals
  • CPAs
  • Auditors
Credit Info
CPE Credits
1
NASBA Field of Study
Auditing
Level
Basic
Prerequisites
An understanding of digital assets.
Access
This is a digital product. With full paid access the content will be available to you for 3 months after purchase date.
Duration
1 hr
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Pricing
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Nonmembers
$59.00
AICPA Members
$49.00
CIMA Members
$49.00

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Speakers
Katie Rozsa
CPA
Katie has provided professional audit services over the past 17 years in accordance with PCAOB and AICPA requirements. Her audit experience includes conducting audits primarily for the financial services industry under U.S. GAAP and SEC reporting requirements, including Sarbanes-Oxley for internal controls over financial reporting. Katie currently serves in KPMG’s national office with a focus on developing audit guidance and collaborating with teams on accounting and auditing matters in the areas of digital assets, banking, broker-dealers and estimates. Katie serves as an active member for both the Center for Audit Quality (CAQ)’s Digital Assets Task Force and Broker Dealer Task Force and participates in the AICPA Digital Assets Auditing Working Group. Katie is a long-standing member of the Junior League of Buffalo as well as a Board Member and Audit Committee Chair for Compass House, an Emergency Shelter and Resource Center for youth at risk of homelessness.
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