Fragmented history
Import API, CSV and public-wallet records from multiple services.
Crypto tax software
Prepare complete crypto records before choosing tax software.
Tax software can organize transaction history and calculate reports, but it cannot decide your legal obligations in every country.
Editorially verified:
Direct answer
Your result is only as complete as your imported history.
Bring together every exchange, wallet, self-transfer, DeFi interaction, staking reward and disposal before relying on a generated report.
- 01
Import exchanges and wallets
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Reconcile transfers and cost basis
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Classify DeFi, staking and income
- 04
Review with a local professional
Problems tax software can help organize
Wallet transfers
Connect both sides of self-transfers so cost basis is not lost.
DeFi activity
Review swaps, liquidity, lending and other contract interactions.
Staking and income
Separate income-like events from later disposals where local rules require it.
Missing prices
Identify gaps and reconcile historical values instead of silently accepting them.
Report export
Generate files for an accountant or supported filing workflow.
Initial verified platform
CoinLedger
What the official product supports
- Exchange, wallet, blockchain-address and CSV imports
- Automatic transaction classification with manual review
- Cost-basis and historical-price tracking
- DeFi, NFT and staking transaction workflows
- Capital-gains and income report preparation
- Exports for accountants and supported tax software
CoinLedger says reports can be generated in different currencies for international use, but that does not mean every local rule or filing form is supported. Confirm the exact country workflow before paying.
Officially verified 2026-07-29 · No CU referral relationship recorded.
What to compare before choosing software
| Factor | Question to verify |
|---|---|
| Country support | Does it generate reports or exports your local professional can actually use? |
| Import coverage | Are every exchange, chain, wallet and historical account supported? |
| Complex activity | How are DeFi, staking, NFTs, derivatives and lost assets handled? |
| Reconciliation | Can you inspect missing cost basis, duplicates and transfer matching? |
| Pricing | Is the price tied to tax year, transaction count or service level? |
| Data access | Are exchange API permissions read-only and can imported data be removed? |
Jurisdiction warning
Crypto tax rules vary by country. Verify your obligations with a qualified local tax professional.
Crypto University does not provide legal or tax advice and does not claim to support every country. This page prepares the data and product architecture for a future comparison system; it does not determine whether a transaction is taxable.