Integration matrix

Blockpit's 21bitcoin CSV importer lists deposits, withdrawals and trades as supported.

CSV file import of the complete transaction history.

CSV file import only; Koinly says to download the entire transaction history. Vendor note: "You'll need to download your entire transaction history from 21Bitcoin."

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

CoinLedger says Abra's Transaction History file imports as-is. Vendor note: "Import the file as is. No manual work is required!"

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

Koinly imports Abra's Transaction History CSV via File import. Vendor note: "Upload the files you downloaded from Abra (one at a time) and click on Import"

CSV import only; if the 2018 export is missing, TokenTax says to request it from Abra support. Vendor note: "Abra data is currently supported via CSV import only."

Vendor note: "To import your Abra wallet transactions via CSV, login to the ZenLedger app, go to the Imports tab, select Exchanges, and choose Abra."

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

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)"

Only Akashnet-2 history from 9 Mar 2021 onwards imports. The article's Transition-to-Manual banner names "DeFi Kingdoms" (vendor copy error), not Akash. Vendor note: "Only transactions from the start (March 9, 2021) of the Akashnet-2 can be imported."

Divly's guide has you generate the CSV from your Algorand address with the third-party Stake Tax tool, then upload it to Divly. Vendor note: "Make sure to download the CSV file every time you want to include the latest transactions."

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

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

Listed as "Aptos" 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 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.

Some internal EVM transactions (wrapping withdrawals, bridging deposits) may not import automatically; ERC1155 NFT balances are not synced. Vendor note: "Missing transaction data must therefore be added manually."

Only the most recent 10k transactions sync; older ones must be added manually. Vendor note: "Older transactions need to be added manually"

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

Koinly's 'API' option is pasting each coin's public address; this page gives no CSV upload steps. Vendor note: "Copy the public address for every coin that you have on it (even the ones with a zero balance)"

Blockpit discontinued its automated AscendEX integration when the exchange ceased operations and API services on 1 Jul 2026; new transactions go in via its CSV template or manually. Futures PnL and Earn rewards were not supported.

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."

Koinly says AscendEX ceased operations on 1 Jul 2026 and data can no longer be exported from it, so only CSV files you saved earlier can be imported. Vendor note: "You will not be able to export any data from it."

ZenLedger's page describes import methods only in general terms across exchanges, not an AscendEX-specific method. Vendor note: "Select the exchange that you are looking to import, and instructions will be provided for that specific exchange!"

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

CSV export is per coin; repeat for each one. Vendor note: "Don't change the file name when using Divly as we use it to figure out what cryptocurrency the transactions represent in the file."

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

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

Koinly's 'API' option is pasting each coin's public address; this page gives no CSV upload steps. Vendor note: "Copy the public address for every coin that you have on it (even the ones with a zero balance)"

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

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

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

Koinly's 'API' option is pasting each coin's public address; this page gives no CSV upload steps. Vendor note: "Copy the public address for every coin that you have on it (even the ones with a zero balance)"

CoinLedger says Bibox's Transaction History file imports as-is. Vendor note: "Import the file as is. No manual work is required!"

Divly imports Bibox's XLSX export by file upload; it has no Bibox API connection. Vendor note: "You can import Bibox transactions into Divly by downloading and importing a XLSX file."

API only; Koinly takes Bibox's Access Key and Secret Key (bare CSV tab not counted). Vendor note: "Follow these steps to sync your Bibox data automatically to Koinly:"

Bibox exports start in late 2019; for older trades TokenTax says to ask Bibox support for a full CSV. Vendor note: "Bibox data is supported via either API or CSV import."

ZenLedger's how-to is by Bibox receiving address. Vendor note: "Paste the receiving address you copied from Bibox into the wallet address field in ZenLedger."

Add each blockchain's address separately. Vendor note: "Repeat the previous steps for each blockchain you want to import."

Koinly's 'API' option is pasting each coin's public address; this page gives no CSV upload steps. Vendor note: "Copy the public address for every coin that you have on it (even the ones with a zero balance)"

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

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: "connect with Koinly via API or by uploading a CSV file of your transaction history"

ZenLedger's how-to is by BigONE receiving address. Vendor note: "Paste the receiving address you copied from BigONE into the wallet address field in ZenLedger."

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 discontinued its automated Binance US integration in October 2026; existing integrations keep their data and new transactions go in via its Excel template or manually. Staking rewards were not supported.

The API cannot import card or ACH fiat purchases; use the file upload for those, and upload the CSV without opening or editing it.

Fiat purchases and Boost-event rewards are not provided by the Binance.US API and must be added manually.

Spot transactions, per TokenTax's guide.

CSV/Excel only (no API). The current v3 format (two files) does not cover Wealth (Earn, Loan, Dual Invest), RewardsHub, LaunchHub or fiat deposits/withdrawals.

Spot trades import; futures and copy-trading results are added with CoinLedger's Margin Gain transaction type. BingX limits export ranges, so several files may be needed.

API gives futures for the last 3 months only (max 1,000 trades) and no copy trading, Earn, conversions or Wealth; use CSV for those. Vendor note: "BingX's API has multiple limitations and may not provide all your data"

CSV only, from Bison's Transaction History (CSV) report under Account, Reports (help article dated 16 Sep 2026). Vendor note: "download your complete transaction history as a CSV file"

CSV only; download a fresh file to include new transactions. Vendor note: "Make sure to download the CSV files every time you want to include the latest transactions."

CSV only; Bison emails the Transaction History CSV, which you then upload. Vendor note: "Once received, download the attached CSV and import it to Koinly"

Listed on Blockpit's Bit2Me integration page; no Bit2Me-specific help article was in the help collections, so the import method is not stated.

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."

CSV only; export each year from Bit2Me and upload every file. Vendor note: "You'll need your entire trading history from Bit2Me so you may need to do this multiple times and upload all of these files to Koinly."

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

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."

Listed on Blockpit's Bitbank integration page (“Full Bitbank support”); no Bitbank-specific help article was in the help collections, so the import method is not stated.

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."

Divly's bitbank guide is in Japanese. bitbank exports at most 500 rows per file, so active traders need several files; upload deposit and withdrawal histories too.

API only (bare CSV tab not counted). Vendor note: "API is in beta so may not be fully functional"

Public key (address) per blockchain; BTC, BCH, LTC and DOGE via xpub. Blockchains without an automatic import need a manual integration. Vendor note: "you have to import this transaction data manually into a Manual Integration."

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."

CSV file import: Koinly-format yearly statements for activity after May 2024 and a legacy CSV for earlier years (API is only named in an FAQ without steps, so not counted).

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 wallet-integration guide says Bitcoin Cash may need an extended public key (xpub-style account address) rather than a single address.

Vendor note: "We recommend syncing your XPUB key rather than individual addresses."

Listed as "Bitcoin Cash" 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.

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

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."

Bithumb CSV downloads are limited to a maximum of 6 months per file, so you may need several files for a full history. Vendor note: "Pick a time frame"

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

Blockpit discontinued its automated BitMart integration when the exchange ceased operations and API services on 26 Aug 2026; existing integrations keep their data and new transactions go in via its CSV template or manually. Futures PnL and Earn rewards were not supported.

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."

CSV of your full BitMart transaction history; re-download it to include the latest transactions. Divly's guide does not mention BitMart's suspension.

Koinly says BitMart has shut down and data can no longer be exported from it, so the API no longer works and only CSV files you saved earlier can be imported. Vendor note: "You will not be able to export any data from it."

Blockpit discontinued its automated BitMEX integration when BitMEX ceased operations and API services on 23 Sep 2026; existing integrations keep their data and new transactions go in via its CSV template or manually.

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."

API only; Divly says BitMEX's CSV export lacks the data quality it needs. Divly's guide does not mention BitMEX's closure. Vendor note: "Divly now only supports the API from BitMEX."

Koinly says BitMEX closed on 23 Sep 2026 and data can no longer be exported from it, so rely on CSV files you saved earlier. Vendor note: "You will not be able to export any data from it."

Use BitMEX wallet history (not trade history) for CSV; margin and derivatives need a supporting plan or the Margin Add-On. TokenTax's article does not mention BitMEX's closure.

ZenLedger's guide says it supports BitMEX but only describes import methods in general terms across exchanges, not a BitMEX-specific method. Vendor note: "Select the exchange that you are looking to import, and instructions will be provided for that specific exchange!"

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."

CSV file import only; Koinly says to export all years and check the file holds all deposits, withdrawals and trades. Vendor note: "Manually check that the file contains all your deposits, withdrawals and trades"

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

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."

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"

CSV export needs the BitPay desktop app. Vendor note: "(The mobile app does not currently support exporting.)"

Export from the BitPay desktop app, one file per wallet. Vendor note: "Upload the files you downloaded from"

TokenTax says new BitPay API connections are not possible; its CSV steps export spot history from the BitPay Card tab. Vendor note: "Due to changes on Bitpay's end, new API connections are not currently possible."

Listed on Blockpit's Bitrue integration page (“Full Bitrue support”); no Bitrue-specific help article was in the help collections, so the import method is not stated.

Bitrue needs three CSV files (deposits, withdrawals, trades), and more than one file per type if your history is longer than a year.

API misses futures, BTR dust conversions, Earn interest/rewards and loans; Koinly says to add those manually or with CSV files.

CSV only (no API); Bitrue exports up to 3 months per file. Margin, futures and derivatives need a supporting plan or the Margin Add-On.

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."

CSV file import only; Koinly says to export all years and check the file holds all deposits, withdrawals and trades. Vendor note: "Manually check that the file contains all your deposits, withdrawals and trades"

CSV only (no API); referral commissions, other rewards and vouchers are not supported.

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

Quick swaps and 3rd-party payments are not provided by Bitunix and must be added manually.

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."

Blockpit's help article says the automatic import has ended; existing integrations became manual and new transactions only go in via Blockpit's CSV template or manual entry. Vendor note: "Automatic sync for Blast integrations has been discontinued."

Bridge deposits and native yield are not imported and must be added manually. Vendor note: "Native yield (ETH, USDB) is distributed without a transaction"

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

Blockpit discontinued its automated Blockchain.com Exchange API integration as of October 2026; existing integrations keep their data and new transactions go in via its Excel CSV template or manually.

CoinLedger page does not split exchange vs wallet (assigned to exchange). Map-into-CSV only. Vendor note: "Import your transaction history directly into CoinLedger by mapping the data into the preferred CSV file format."

Custodial Blockchain.com Exchange only; for the non-custodial wallet use Blockchain.com Wallet. Vendor note: "Import the CSV you downloaded to Koinly"

ZenLedger lists Blockchain.com but only describes import methods in general terms. Vendor note: "Select the exchange that you are looking to import, (Blockchain.com, in this case) and instructions will be provided for that specific exchange!"

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.

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

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)"

BlockFi is closed; CoinLedger takes a history CSV saved before the shutdown. Vendor note: "If you saved a BlockFi transaction history CSV before the shutdown, upload it: in CoinLedger, go to Add Account, choose the BlockFi tab, and upload the file."

Divly says a CSV export still works after closure, but BlockFi's own notice says logins ended 31 May 2024, so use a CSV saved before. Vendor note: "You can import transactions from BlockFi into Divly by downloading and importing a CSV file."

Koinly's guide still describes logging in to BlockFi, which closed on 31 May 2024; only CSV files saved before then can be imported. Vendor note: "Upload the files you downloaded from BlockFi (one at a time) and click on Import"

TokenTax says new BlockFi API connections may not be possible; keep existing ones and add new or missing data by CSV. Vendor note: "This platform is no longer in operation. New API connections may not be possible."

ZenLedger's BlockFi page only describes import methods in general terms across exchanges, not a BlockFi-specific method. Vendor note: "Select the exchange that you are looking to import, and instructions will be provided for that specific exchange!"

Automatic import by public wallet address, one blockchain at a time; Divly's guide (still titled Blockstream Green, 2023) has no CSV option.

Koinly's page still calls it Blockstream Green Wallet. Public address import only (the CSV tab has no steps); Koinly says to copy the public address for every coin on the device, even ones with a zero balance.

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.

CSV file import of the BSDEX transaction history, one year per download (under Account & Tax, Transaction history), per Blockpit's help article dated 16 Sep 2026.

CSV file import of the Yearly Transaction History (one download per year, all into one BSDEX wallet).

Listed on Blockpit's BtcTurk | Kripto integration page (“Full BtcTurk | Kripto support”); no BtcTurk | Kripto-specific help article was in the help collections, so the import method is not stated.

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."

API only (bare CSV tab not counted). Vendor note: "API is in beta so may not be fully functional"

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."

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

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."

CSV file import only; Koinly says to export all years and check the file holds all deposits, withdrawals and trades. Vendor note: "Manually check that the file contains all your deposits, withdrawals and trades"

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.

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

Bitcoin only: paste the wallet address or xpub key. Vendor note: "In Divly, select the Bitcoin blockchain and click"

Koinly's 'API' option is pasting each coin's public address; this page gives no CSV upload steps. Vendor note: "Copy the public address for every coin that you have on it (even the ones with a zero balance)"

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

Blockpit discontinued its automated Celsius integration when Celsius shut its API on 29 Feb 2024; existing integrations keep their data, new transactions go in via its CSV template or manually.

Celsius apps are closed; CoinLedger takes a pre-shutdown export via its Celsius tab. Vendor note: "If you saved a Celsius transaction history export before the shutdown, upload it"

Divly's guide uses the CSV sent from the Celsius claims portal ('Send CSV to email'). Vendor note: "you can still import transactions from Celsius into Divly by downloading and importing a CSV file"

Koinly says Celsius has shut down and data can no longer be exported from it, so rely on CSV files you saved earlier. Vendor note: "You will not be able to export any data from it."

ZenLedger lists Celsius but only describes import methods in general terms. Vendor note: "Select the exchange that you are looking to import, (Celsius, in this case) and instructions will be provided for that specific exchange!"

Listed on Blockpit's CEX.IO integration page (“Full CEX.IO support”); no CEX.IO-specific help article was in the help collections, so the import method is not stated.

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

API only. This integration covers the CEX.io Wallet (cex.io); trades on trade.cex.io use Koinly's separate CEX.io Spot Trading API integration. Vendor note: "Some older trades may have wrong amounts of assets bought/sold"

CSV only (no API).

ZenLedger's guide only describes import methods in general terms across exchanges, not a CEX.io-specific method. Vendor note: "Select the exchange that you are looking to import, (CEX.io, in this case) and instructions will be provided for that specific exchange!"

Listed on Blockpit's Coin98 integration page; no Coin98-specific help article was in the help collections, so the import method is not stated.

Wallet address import, repeated for each blockchain used; no CSV import on this page.

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).

Listed on Blockpit's Coincheck integration page (“Full Coincheck support”); no Coincheck-specific help article was in the help collections, so the import method is not stated.

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."

Japan only. One industry-standard tax export file. Vendor note: "We currently only support Coincheck for Japanese cryptocurrency traders."

API only (Koinly gives API-key steps; a bare CSV tab is not counted).

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."

API misses swaps, margin trades and Earn rewards. Blockpit says CoinEx shuts down on 22 Dec 2026 and has no native CoinEx CSV importer, so archive exports and add later data via its CSV template.

The CoinEx export is a zip of four CSV files; upload each one. Vendor note: "Make sure to download the CSV file every time you want to include the latest transactions."

API misses instant swaps, airdrops and referral commissions. Koinly says CoinEx is ceasing services, fully on 22 Dec 2026; export your CSV history before then.

Spot via CSV only; margin, futures and derivatives need a supporting plan or the Margin Add-On. Vendor note: "These types of transactions require the purchase of a supporting plan or the Margin Add-On."

Listed on Blockpit's CoinJar integration page (“Full CoinJar support”); no CoinJar-specific help article was in the help collections, so the import method is not stated.

CoinJar Wallet syncs by signing in to CoinJar, CoinJar Exchange by read-only API key; the CSV option uses CoinJar's Purchase and Sales Report.

CoinJar and CoinJar Exchange are separate Koinly integrations; connect both (sign-in sync or API key, or a CSV from each) if you used both.

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

Titled Coinlist Pro. 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."

CSV file import; export each CoinList wallet separately and upload the files one at a time. Vendor note: "(you'll need to do this for all your wallets in CoinList)"

CSV export from Coinmotion; download a fresh CSV each time to include the latest transactions. Vendor note: "Make sure to download the CSV file every time you want to include the latest transactions."

CSV file import of the Transactions Statement (under Reporting).

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

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)"

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.

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."

CSV file import of Coinsquare's Generic Tax Summary (under Documents, Statements & reports). Vendor note: "Coinsquare sometimes includes some internal transactions in the exported files."

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."

CSV file import of both the Trade Summary and Transaction Statements files. Vendor note: "Export both the Trade Summary and Transaction Statements files."

ZenLedger's page describes import methods only in general terms across exchanges, not a CoinSwitch-specific method. Vendor note: "Select the exchange that you are looking to import, and instructions will be provided for that specific exchange!"

CoinLedger says Cointree's Transaction History file imports as-is. Vendor note: "Import the file as is. No manual work is required!"

API key sync (created under Cointree settings, API keys). CSV upload is only mentioned in Koinly's FAQ without steps, so it is not counted.

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

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)"

Blockpit's guide says native Cosmos transactions are imported from December 2019 (CosmosHub V3) onwards.

Divly's guide has you generate the CSV from your Cosmos address with the third-party Stake Tax tool, then upload it to Divly. Vendor note: "Make sure to download the CSV file every time you want to include the latest transactions."

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

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

Not in ZenLedger's exchanges directory; its help article has you generate a CSV with the third-party stake.tax tool and upload it through ZenLedger's Custom CSV Upload portal. Vendor note: "ZenLedger will not recognize a transaction type labelled as 'Staking'."

Add each blockchain's address separately. Vendor note: "Repeat the previous steps for each blockchain you want to import."

Koinly's 'API' option is pasting each coin's public address; this page gives no CSV upload steps. Vendor note: "Copy the public address for every coin that you have on it (even the ones with a zero balance)"

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: "Cannot import Bridge transactions. Max 10k normal transactions, erc20, erc721 transactions imported."

Vendor note: "Only the last 10-30k most recent transactions can be imported."

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."

Public key import per blockchain (e.g. the Ethereum public key) into a Blockpit wallet integration, per Blockpit's help article dated 1 Apr 2026.

Public address import only (the CSV tab has no steps); Koinly says to copy the public address for every coin on the device, even ones with a zero balance.

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

Add each blockchain's address separately. Vendor note: "Repeat the previous steps for each blockchain you want to import."

Koinly's 'API' option is pasting each coin's public address; this page gives no CSV upload steps. Vendor note: "Copy the public address for every coin that you have on it (even the ones with a zero balance)"

Divly imports Daedalus by Cardano wallet address or stake key.

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

ZenLedger's only stated method is building a custom CSV in its own format; no Daedalus importer or address import is named. Vendor note: "To import your Daedalus wallet transactions you must create a custom CSV."

XPUB keys must start with xpub/ypub/zpub; keys starting with "drkv" are not supported. Vendor note: "Keys starting with "drkv" are not supported"

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

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."

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

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."

API does not import options trades PnL, block trades, swaps or crypto buys; each subaccount needs its own Blockpit integration.

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."

PnL syncs at the full traded amounts, so positions opened and settled in different tax years may need manual moves. Vendor note: "Deribit does not allow for accurate syncing of PNL."

Margin/derivative trades need CSV alongside the regular import, plus a supporting plan or the Margin Add-On.

ZenLedger's guide says it supports Deribit but only describes import methods in general terms across exchanges, not a Deribit-specific method. Vendor note: "Select the exchange that you are looking to import, and instructions will be provided for that specific exchange!"

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

ZenLedger's page title misspells DigiByte as "DigitByte"; the body is about DigiByte (DGB).

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 DigiFinex 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."

API only (bare CSV tab not counted).

API key sync with a read-only Digital Surge key (2FA needed to create it). CSV upload is only mentioned in Koinly's FAQ without steps, so it is not counted.

Blockpit's wallet-integration guide says Dogecoin uses an extended public key with the prefix dgub (in place of Bitcoin's xpub).