exchange

Txbit

Closed 14 Sep 2023

Which of the 10 crypto tax tools we track import Txbit data, how they import it, and the vendor page that says so.

3 of 10 tools support (1 yes, 2 partial)

Closed: Txbit shut down on

Coinpanda says Txbit shut down its services on 14 Sep 2023. Use transaction history you saved for tax records.

Per Coinpanda Txbit guide, checked . The import details below still matter for your past transactions.

Type
exchange
Website
https://txbit.io
Countries
Global

Which vendors support it

Tax tool Status Import methods Source
Blockpit Not listed

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

CoinLedger Partial
  • CSV

Last verified · countries ALL

Source
Coinpanda Partial
  • CSV

Exchange shut down; upload CSV history you saved. Vendor note: "The platform shut down its services on September 14, 2023, after first cancelling open orders and disabling trading in August, so many users now need historical records rather than new exchange data."

Last verified · countries ALL

Source
CoinTracker Not checked

Not checked yet: we haven't checked CoinTracker's page for Txbit.

CoinTracking Not checked

Not checked yet: we haven't checked CoinTracking's page for Txbit.

Divly Not listed

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

Koinly Yes
  • CSV

Last verified · countries ALL

Source
Summ Not checked

Not checked yet: we haven't checked Summ's page for Txbit.

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

No changelog entries for this platform yet.

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.