We reconcile complex crypto transaction histories across exchanges, wallets, and DeFi protocols — transforming raw data into clean, tax-ready records that hold up under scrutiny.
Exchanges shut down, delist tokens, and limit CSV export windows. Without complete records, your cost basis chain is broken from the start — and you are left guessing at numbers the IRS expects to be exact.
Decentralized protocols do not issue tax forms. Staking rewards, liquidity pool entries and exits, token swaps, and airdrops all create taxable events that live only on-chain — invisible to traditional accounting.
Bridging assets between chains, wrapping tokens, and moving funds between your own wallets can appear as disposals to naive software. The result: phantom capital gains on assets you never actually sold.
Average client reconciliation across all supported platforms.
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Pull records from every exchange, wallet, and DeFi protocol you have touched. We source CSV exports, API connections, and on-chain data to build the most complete transaction history possible.
Classify every transaction type: trades, staking rewards, airdrops, bridge transfers, liquidity pool entries, and token wraps. Each event gets the correct tax treatment under current IRS guidance.
Apply FIFO, LIFO, or specific identification across all positions. We trace cost basis across exchanges and wallets so transfers between your own accounts never create false gains.
Produce tax-ready reports and audit documentation, including reconciled Form 8949 data, cost basis summaries, and methodology notes that satisfy IRS examination standards.
Unified record of every transaction across all exchanges, wallets, and on-chain activity.
Staking, lending, LP entries, bridges, and airdrops classified by their correct tax treatment.
Multiple methods evaluated (FIFO, LIFO, specific ID) with the optimal approach applied and documented.
Every disposal documented with acquisition date, cost basis, proceeds, and holding period.
Gaps in exchange data flagged and reconstructed using on-chain records and historical pricing.
Internal transfers between your own accounts traced and excluded from taxable event calculations.
Supporting memos, methodology notes, and position summaries prepared to IRS examination standards.