Pulley makes it easy to manage your token cap table, no matter which blockchain your token lives on. We support a broad range of networks to ensure founders and teams can confidently track and distribute tokens.
🧾 Pulley as Your Token Ledger
Pulley acts as a source of truth for your token cap table, just like we do for equity. Even if a network isn't deeply integrated, you can still maintain a reliable and compliant ledger of token ownership and distributions.
✅ Supported Blockchain Networks
We currently support token cap table tracking for the following networks:
Ethereum
Polygon
Solana
Theta
Binance Smart Chain
Mina
Rootstock
Other ← This category allows support for nearly any blockchain, even if it's not listed explicitly.
💡 What does “Other” mean?
If your token is on a blockchain we don’t specifically list, you can still record it under “Other.” This enables you to capture ownership and distributions—even for emerging or niche networks.
🛠️ Distribution Support & Wallet Integration
While we allow you to add tokens from nearly any network, the level of integration varies depending on the chain and how the distribution is conducted.
“On Pulley” vs. “Off Pulley” Distributions:
On Pulley:
We integrate directly with the wallet connected during distribution. This allows us to gather transaction details (via transaction hashes) from custodial wallets, offering a higher level of automation and verification maintaining a clear, organized source of truth.Off Pulley:
For distributions that happen outside of Pulley or on non-integrated chains, simply select “Off Pulley” during the distribution flow. This enables you to still record the distribution manually.
🔗 Wallet-Based Integration
We integrate with all major custodians:
Anchorage
Bitgo
Coinbase
Fireblocks
For Ethereum, Solana, and Theta, Pulley offers native wallet connect functionality within the token distribution flow. This allows us to directly integrate and verify distribution data using wallet connections.
Other blockchains can still be supported via Off Pulley distributions. Please reach out to support@pulley.com or via the chat box for more details.
How does it work?
The exact setup depends on your custodian and portfolio/vault settings (see details by provider). In general, you can grant Pulley an API key giving us initiation permission. This allows us permission to generate transactions (one-off or bulk), but not permission to approve or reject transactions. This applies to both internal and external withdrawals.
The process on Pulley is as follows:
Generate a new API key for in your custodian, granting initiation permission
Record the API Key (and any other required keys) into Pulley, where it will be safely encrypted and stored in our system
During a distribution, select the designated custodian as a distribution method, indicating which wallet/vault you want to distribute the tokens from
Once you press submit, Pulley will propose the bulk transaction to your custodial account
You can then go into your custody account, and approve or reject the given distribution
Once completed, Pulley will automatically 'listen' for the transactions, and record them as either completed or rejected
What are the security risks?
Pulley will never have access to directly approve or send funds — in the event that your Pulley account is ever compromised, you can simply revoke the API key in your custodial account. If setup correctly, there are very few risks with the custody integrations.
Additionally, you can implement additional security best practices, including:
Require whitelabelling of all wallet addresses in your custody account
Ensure each transaction requires a multi-sig, quorum approval process
Partition funds over multiple vaults, only providing key access to ones you plan to directly distribute tokens from
Need help?
If you’re unsure how to classify your token or complete a distribution, our support team is here to help. Just reach out via support@pulley.com, Chat, or phone.