About CloudScale
A Jung-gu practice devoted to the quiet work of custody records — not to selling software.
Origin
CloudScale began when finance controllers in Seoul asked for help reconstructing offline wallet movement logs that had drifted from the formal register. The first engagements were short desk visits near Eulji-ro. Demand for clearer signer handovers and dual-control observation grew into a standing practice.
How we work
We treat offline wallets as physical custody objects with paper trails. Practitioners observe, interview, and rebuild registers. We do not take possession of devices or recovery material. Our meeting room at 46 Eulji-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul 04533 is used for briefings and signer sessions when your secure room cannot host visitors.
People
Engagements are led by practitioners with prior treasury control and internal-audit exposure in Korean corporate groups. We bring note-taking discipline and a habit of asking for the original seal photograph before accepting a typed summary.
Values
- Prefer original documents over paraphrased summaries
- Keep signer dignity intact while clarifying roles
- Decline work that would make us a substitute custodian
- Write procedures that a tired night-shift witness can still follow
Community
We speak occasionally with Seoul finance forums about custody record hygiene. Those talks stay practical: how to date a seal photo, how to record a cancelled movement, how to rotate a countersigner without losing the trail.