CoinTracker

What is CoinTracker?

CoinTracker brings together users create an account on cointracker. and users connect external cryptocurrency wallets and centralized exchanges (via api keys, read-only addresses, or csv imports).. Users create an account on CoinTracker. Users connect external cryptocurrency wallets and centralized exchanges (via API keys, read-only addresses, or CSV imports).

Its documented workflow includes: Users create an account on CoinTracker. Users connect external cryptocurrency wallets and centralized exchanges (via API keys, read-only addresses, or CSV imports). The platform automatically syncs transaction history, calculates annual transaction volumes, and directs users to a subscription plan tier tailored to their activity volume.

CoinTracker features

How to use CoinTracker

1. 1

   Users create an account on

   Users create an account on CoinTracker.

2. 2

   Users connect external cryptocurrency wallets

   Users connect external cryptocurrency wallets and centralized exchanges (via API keys, read-only addresses, or CSV imports).

3. 3

   The platform automatically syncs transaction

   The platform automatically syncs transaction history, calculates annual transaction volumes, and directs users to a subscription plan tier tailored to their activity volume.

4. 4

   Acts as a unified "home

   Acts as a unified "home base" dashboard that aggregates balances, tracks performance over time, computes realized and unrealized gains, and organizes transaction histories for accounting and tax reporting.

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   Supported Networks & Assets

   Supported Networks & Assets

Who is CoinTracker for?

CoinTracker is suited to users looking for users create an account on cointracker. and users connect external cryptocurrency wallets and centralized exchanges (via api keys, read-only addresses, or csv imports).. Its documented workflow includes wallet funding and balance management.

Before you use it

• Pricing tiers and access to specific historical data depth or advanced tax forms depend on the current tax-year transaction count.
• Automated syncing heavily relies on API stability from external exchanges and blockchains.
• Tax calculations rely on user-inputted history and automated pricing data sources.