Crypto Tax Integration Matrix

wallet

Blockchain.com Wallet

Which of the 6 crypto tax tools we track import Blockchain.com Wallet data, how they import it, and the vendor page that says so.

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3 of 6 tools support (3 yes, 0 partial)

Type
wallet
Website
https://www.blockchain.com/wallet
Countries
GLOBAL

Which vendors support it

Tax tool Status Import methods Source
Blockpit Yes

Listed on Blockpit's Blockchain.com integration page; no Blockchain.com-specific help article was in the help collections, so the import method is not stated.

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Source
CoinLedger Not listed

Not listed on CoinLedger's public integration pages as of 19 Oct 2026. This does not prove it is unsupported.
Divly Yes
  • wallet address

Vendor note: "By simply providing Divly with a wallet address, all your transactions, including the native tokens, will be imported automatically."

Last verified · countries ALL

Source
Koinly Yes
  • wallet address

Non-custodial wallet via public address (Koinly API tab). Bare CSV tab without upload instructions not counted. Vendor note: "Copy the public address for every coin that you have on it (even the ones with a zero balance)"

Last verified · countries ALL

Source
TokenTax Not listed

Not listed on TokenTax's public integration pages as of 19 Oct 2026. This does not prove it is unsupported.
ZenLedger Not listed

Not listed on ZenLedger's public integration pages as of 19 Oct 2026. This does not prove it is unsupported.

Related changelog

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Method not stated by vendor

The tax tool lists this platform as supported, but its official pages don't say how the data gets in (API connection, CSV file or wallet address).

Open the cell's Source link, or check the tool's own import screen, before you rely on it.

How we record import methods