Integration matrix

Vendor note: "you’ll need to add your public address from every wallet you use to interact with Arbitrum in order for Koinly to calculate your crypto taxes correctly"

Vendor note: "This integration is currently in BETA. Transactions from this API should be reviewed for accuracy once imported." Import is by entering a wallet address.

Vendor note: "Certain internal transactions on EVM chains (e.g., withdrawal transactions related to wrapping; deposit transactions related to bridging) can currently not be imported automatically in all cases."

Divly's integration uses your public Avalanche address.

Koinly's guide covers Avalanche C-Chain. Vendor note: "This integration can support wallets with up to 50k transactions"

TokenTax's guide imports Avalanche C-Chain by wallet address; its X-Chain import is in beta and P-Chain needs its manual CSV template.

Listed as "Base" on TokenTax's integrations page, which does not state the import method.

Vendor note: "Spot Market Trades older than 720 days (2 years) are not available via API."

Vendor note: "A CSV covers spot trades only. Card and bank purchases, and staking or mining rewards, need the API import or manual entry."

Vendor note: "The Binance API is not sufficient for tax reporting in most cases and is therefore not supported for tax imports."

Vendor note: "Missing data (not provided by Binance via API at all): Bot trades and NFT trades"

TokenTax's help article says new API connections are not currently possible; new/missing data via CSV. Vendor note: "Due to changes on Binance's end, new API connections are not currently possible (especially for U.S.-based users)."

Blockpit's general blockchain-integration guide adds Bitcoin by public wallet address or extended public key (xpub, ypub or zpub).

Vendor note: "Some transactions that happened before June 1st 2022 may have the wrong timestamp (off by 1 hour) and need to be edited manually"

Listed as "Bitcoin" on TokenTax's integrations page, which does not state the import method.

Blockpit's guide covers API key import and lists Funding (Lending & Borrowing), OTC/P2P Trades and Securities Trades as not supported.

Vendor note: "Make sure to download the CSV file every time you want to include the latest transactions."

Vendor note: "If you have margin trades, you will need to connect an API to supply all necessary data."

ZenLedger's guide says it supports this platform but only describes import methods in general terms, not for this platform.

Blockpit's help article says the automatic import has ended; new transactions only via Blockpit's Excel template (CSV) or manual entry. Vendor note: "Automated bitFlyer integration has been discontinued as of Oktober 2026."

CoinLedger's only stated method is mapping your export into CoinLedger's own CSV format; no dedicated importer is named. Vendor note: "Import your transaction history directly into CoinLedger by mapping the data into the preferred CSV file format."

Vendor note: "Transactions older than 2 years are not available via API."

Vendor note: "Bitget exports up to 24 months of history, so generate multiple files to cover your full history"

Vendor note: "Bitget's API only provides transactions for the last 2 years"

Listed as "Bitget" on TokenTax's integrations page, which does not state the import method.

Blockpit's guide covers OAuth connection, API key, and a CSV upload. Vendor note: "The alternative Bitpanda CSV upload only includes crypto transactions, lacks sub-wallet structures, and is therefore incompatible with OAuth/API."

CoinLedger's only stated method is mapping your export into CoinLedger's own CSV format; no dedicated importer is named.

Vendor note: "Make sure to download the CSV file every time you want to include the latest transactions."

Vendor note: "Bitpanda's API does not provide: Staking rewards - rewards need to be added manually"

Blockpit's page confirms support but does not state the import method.

CoinLedger's only stated method is mapping your export into CoinLedger's own CSV format; no dedicated importer is named. Vendor note: "Import your transaction history directly into CoinLedger by mapping the data into the preferred CSV file format."

Vendor note: "Currency conversions are not provided by the Bitso API. These trades will need to be added manually until Bitso addresses the issue"

Vendor note: "Make sure to download the CSV file every time you want to include the latest transactions."

Vendor note: "Bitstamp may not return some of your trades between Feb 2018 and March 2018 which can cause balances to not match up."

ZenLedger's guide only describes pasting a Bitstamp receiving address; no API or CSV importer is stated. Confirm with ZenLedger.

CoinLedger's only stated method is mapping your export into CoinLedger's own CSV format; no dedicated importer is named. Vendor note: "Import your transaction history directly into CoinLedger by mapping the data into the preferred CSV file format."

Vendor note: "Fees are not included in the export and won't be handled in the tax calculations."

Vendor note: "Certain internal transactions on EVM chains (e.g., withdrawal transactions related to wrapping; deposit transactions related to bridging) can currently not be imported automatically in all cases."

Vendor note: "you’ll need to add your public address from every wallet you use to interact with the Binance Smart Chain"

Listed as "Binance Smart Chain" on TokenTax's integrations page, which does not state the import method.

Vendor note: "Classic Account: Spot Market Trades older than 365 days are not available via API."

Vendor note: "Perpetual and futures transactions are not supported by the import"

Vendor note: "Since Bybit only allows you to export max 1 year at a time, you will need to create one file per year."

Vendor note: "Can't import (not available via API): Bot trades Copy-trading Launchpool rewards NFT trades"

Vendor note: "Bybit spot transactions are supported via either API or CSV import."

Blockpit's page lists Byron-era and Shelley-era public keys.

Divly's integration uses your public Cardano stake key.

Vendor note: "Some transactions related to Liquidity Providing need to be fixed manually"

Listed as "Cardano" on TokenTax's integrations page, which does not state the import method.

Vendor note: "If you used Coinbase Advanced, use the API import instead. Coinbase Wallet (self-custody) and the retired Coinbase Pro are separate imports."

Vendor note: "Coinbase CSV export is not supported for taxation because it does not include all required information."

Help article covers OAuth import (counted as API).

Blockpit lists this wallet as Base Wallet. Vendor note: "In Base Wallet (formerly Coinbase Wallet) you can create wallets for multiple blockchains (coins) or import your existing wallets using your public key".

Vendor note: "Coinbase Wallet gives you a separate address on each blockchain, so if you were active on more than one, add each address"

Divly imports Coinbase Wallet by public wallet address per blockchain. Vendor note: "Repeat the previous steps for each blockchain you want to import."

Vendor note: "Copy the public address for every coin that you have on it (even the ones with a zero balance)" Koinly lists it as Coinbase Wallet (prev. Base App).

Blockpit's page confirms support but does not state the import method.

CoinLedger's only stated method is mapping your export into CoinLedger's own CSV format; no dedicated importer is named. Vendor note: "Import your transaction history directly into CoinLedger by mapping the data into the preferred CSV file format."

Vendor note: "Make sure to download the CSV file every time you want to include the latest transactions."

Vendor note: "CoinSpot data is currently supported via CSV import only."

ZenLedger's guide says it supports this platform but does not state the import method for it.

Blockpit's API guide covers the Crypto.com Exchange; the Crypto.com App has a separate CSV guide.

Vendor note: "NFTs and certain special products (like baskets or liquidity products) are not fully covered and may require manual entries"

Vendor note: "The Crypto.com API only provides transactions from the last 2 years."

Vendor note: "Crypto.com transactions are supported via either API or CSV import." Note: "Crypto.com Exchange activity is not included in the CSV."

Vendor note: "If you have used any other EVM networks with this address, then you will need to add those networks separately to Koinly"

Blockpit's guide imports eToro's XLS account statement and says only trades of the investment type Crypto can be imported; stock and CFD transactions cannot.

Vendor note: "only closed crypto positions import, because eToro does not expose the cost basis of positions you still hold open."

Divly imports eToro's XLSX file. Vendor note: "Make sure to download the XLSX file every time you want to include the latest transactions."

Koinly imports eToro's Excel account statement and lists stock trades, CFDs (including crypto CFDs) and ETFs as data it can't import. Vendor note: "Koinly only supports the English version of the Excel file"

Listed as "Etoro" on TokenTax's integrations page, which does not state the import method.

ZenLedger's guide says it supports this platform but only describes import methods in general terms, not for this platform.

Vendor note: "it does not include the fiat cost of crypto you bought inside Exodus, so those buys can import without a cost basis"

Vendor note: "Divly does not support the individual crypto files."

Vendor note: "Copy the public address for every coin that you have on it (even the ones with a zero balance)"

Vendor note: "Exodus data is currently supported via CSV import only."

Vendor note: "Your API key will have to be renewed every 3 months."

Vendor note: "If you have performed margin trading on Gate please check with Divly support to see if this can be imported correctly."

Vendor note: "Futures history - the API only provides the last 180 days. Older transactions can be imported via CSV."

Vendor note: "Gate.io data is currently supported via CSV import only."

ZenLedger's guide says it supports this platform but does not state the import method for it.

Blockpit's help article says the automatic import has ended; new transactions only via Blockpit's Excel template (CSV) or manual entry. Vendor note: "Automated Gemini integration has been discontinued as of Oktober 2026."

Vendor note: "If you have made BCH trades these can't be automatically imported via the API."

Vendor note: "Spot Market Trades older than 3 months are not available via API."

CoinLedger's only stated method is mapping your export into CoinLedger's own CSV format; no dedicated importer is named. The page is titled Huobi Global.

Vendor note: "Trades are limited to only the last 4 months. If your account is older than this, you will need to import CSV files for any older trades"

Listed as "Huobi (HTX)" on TokenTax's integrations page, which does not state the import method.

ZenLedger's guide says it supports this platform but only describes import methods in general terms, not for this platform. The page is titled Huobi.

Blockpit's help article says the automatic import has ended; new transactions only via Blockpit's Excel template (CSV) or manual entry. Vendor note: "Automated Indodax integration has been discontinued as of Oktober 2026."

CoinLedger's only stated method is mapping your export into CoinLedger's own CSV format; no dedicated importer is named. Vendor note: "Import your transaction history directly into CoinLedger by mapping the data into the preferred CSV file format."

Vendor note: "CoinLedger imports Kraken margin trades through the API method only, not through CSV."

Vendor note: "NFT purchases and sales are not fully detailed — exports show the crypto used, but not full NFT metadata"

Vendor note: "Koinly cannot currently import stock transactions, only the fiat (USD) part will be imported."

TokenTax's help article says new API connections are not currently possible; new/missing data via CSV. Vendor note: "Due to changes on Kraken's end, new API connections are not currently possible."

ZenLedger's guide says it supports this platform but does not state the import method for it.

Vendor note: "Transactions older than 365 days are not available via API."

Vendor note: "Note that KuCoin restricts API access for US users, so if you are in the US, use the file upload."

Vendor note: "The API is quick to set up but only returns the last 6 months of trades, making it less suitable for a complete tax report."

Vendor note: "Most of KuCoin's endpoints can't provide data older than 1 year. For historical transactions, CSV import is recommended"

TokenTax's help article says new API connections are not currently possible; new/missing data via CSV. Vendor note: "Due to changes on KuCoin's end, new API connections are not currently possible."

Vendor note: "Due to exchange limitations, we are unable to import transactions before 2/9/2019 via API, so you will need to reach out to Kucoin's support team to obtain an Excel sheet of those transactions and then convert it to our custom CSV format."

Vendor note: "The Ledger Live CSV covers basic transaction history but does not include enough detail for NFTs."

Listed as "Ledger Live" on TokenTax's integrations page, which does not state the import method.

Blockpit's wallet-integration guide says Litecoin may need an extended public key (xpub), which it now detects automatically.

Vendor note: "We recommend syncing your XPUB (extended public key) rather than individual addresses."

Listed as "Litecoin" on TokenTax's integrations page, which does not state the import method.

CoinLedger's only stated method is mapping your export into CoinLedger's own CSV format; no dedicated importer is named. Vendor note: "Import your transaction history directly into CoinLedger by mapping the data into the preferred CSV file format."

Vendor note: "API is in beta so may not be fully functional"

Vendor note: "Interactions with smaller or newer protocols may import as uncategorized and need a quick manual label."

Vendor note: "Metamask does not have a native export function."

TokenTax's Ethereum wallets help article explicitly covers MetaMask via public address import.

Vendor note: "Spot Market Trades older than 30 days are not available via API."

Vendor note: "MEXC limits each export to 365 days, so export one file per year of trading."

Divly recommends its file import. Vendor note: "the API is limited to 7 days of trading history which is not enough for tax purposes"

Vendor note: "This API only gives access to the most recent 7 days of trade history"

Listed as "MEXC" on TokenTax's integrations page, which does not state the import method.

Vendor note: "Make sure to download the CSV file every time you want to include the latest transactions."

Vendor note: "Trading history is only provided for the last 3 months (up to a maximum of 5,000 most recent trades)."

Vendor note: "OKX spot trade data is currently supported via CSV import only."

ZenLedger's guide says it supports this platform but does not state the import method for it.

Vendor note: "Certain internal transactions on EVM chains (e.g., withdrawal transactions related to wrapping; deposit transactions related to bridging) can currently not be imported automatically in all cases."

Vendor note: "you’ll need to add your public address from every wallet you use to interact with Optimism"

Listed as "Optimism" on TokenTax's integrations page, which does not state the import method.

Vendor note: "Phantom uses different address formats for Solana, EVM networks (Ethereum, Base, Polygon), and Bitcoin, so if you were active on more than one, add each address"

Divly's Phantom guide has you generate a Solana CSV with a third-party tool, then upload it to Divly. Vendor note: "Make sure to download the CSV file every time you want to include the latest transactions."

Listed as "Phantom" on TokenTax's integrations page, which does not state the import method.

Blockpit's guide covers Polkadot (legacy). Vendor note: "new transactions from the migration date onwards are only available via Polkadot Asset Hub Integration"

Vendor note: "This integrations imports transactions both from Polkadot Relay Chain and Polkadot Asset Hub."

Listed as "Polkadot" on TokenTax's integrations page, which does not state the import method.

Vendor note: "This integration is currently in BETA. Transactions from this API should be reviewed for accuracy once imported." Import is by entering a wallet address.

Vendor note: "Up to 100k most recent transactions can be imported in the initial sync."

Listed as "Solana" on TokenTax's integrations page, which does not state the import method.

CoinLedger's only stated method is mapping your export into CoinLedger's own CSV format; no dedicated importer is named. Vendor note: "Import your transaction history directly into CoinLedger by mapping the data into the preferred CSV file format."

Vendor note: "Please check that the file name has not been tampered with. Divly reads what cryptocurrency to parse using the file name."

Listed as "Trezor" on TokenTax's integrations page, which does not state the import method.

Vendor note: "you’ll need to add your public address from every wallet you use to interact with TRX"

Listed as "Tron" on TokenTax's integrations page, which does not state the import method.

Vendor note: "If there is no automatic wallet import solution for your blockchain (coin) in Blockpit, you have to import this transaction data manually into a Manual Integration."

Vendor note: "Trust Wallet gives you a separate address on each blockchain"

Divly has separate Trust Wallet guides for Ethereum, BNB and Bitcoin addresses; this cell links the Ethereum guide.

Vendor note: "Copy the public address for every coin that you have on it (even the ones with a zero balance)"

Listed as "Trust Wallet" on TokenTax's integrations page, which does not state the import method.

Blockpit's page confirms support but does not state the import method.

CoinLedger's only stated method is mapping your export into CoinLedger's own CSV format; no dedicated importer is named. Vendor note: "Import your transaction history directly into CoinLedger by mapping the data into the preferred CSV file format."

Vendor note: "Manually check that the file contains all your deposits, withdrawals and trades"

Vendor note: "Make sure to download the CSV file every time you want to include the latest transactions."

Listed as "Uphold" on TokenTax's integrations page, which does not state the import method.

CoinLedger's only stated method is mapping your export into CoinLedger's own CSV format; no dedicated importer is named. Vendor note: "Import your transaction history directly into CoinLedger by mapping the data into the preferred CSV file format."

Vendor note: "This API does not provide deposits and withdrawals. Please use CSV files to import these transactions or add them manually"

The page is titled Ripple (XRP).

Vendor note: "you’ll need to add your public address from every wallet you use to interact with Ripple"

Listed as "Ripple (XRP)" on TokenTax's integrations page, which does not state the import method.

The page is titled Ripple.