Built for crypto-aware accountants
Multi-client console, audit trails, jurisdiction-ready tax forms across nine countries, ERP-friendly journal exports. The toolkit a crypto-fluent CPA actually needs to scale a practice.
Eight features that actually matter when you're handling 20+ crypto-active clients during tax season.
Multi-client console
Switch between client wallets and exchange accounts from a single dashboard. Read-only API access by default; explicit elevation needed for write operations.
Audit trail per client
Every transaction has a timestamp, source (on-chain hash, exchange API, manual entry), and an immutable record of any classification change.
Jurisdiction-ready exports
IRS Form 8949, HMRC SA108, DGFiP Form 2086, ATO capital-gains, CRA Schedule 3, ESTV canton output, IRAS, BMF Anlage SO. One click per client.
Cost basis methods
FIFO, LIFO, HIFO, ACB-pooled (CA), single-pool average (UK Section 104, FR portefeuille global). Switch per client without recompute headaches.
ERP exports
Push journal entries to QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite, Sage. Daily aggregate or per-transaction depending on client volume.
White-label reports
Optional firm branding on client deliverables. Client-facing PDFs and CSV exports carry your logo, not ours.
Bulk reclassification
Apply a rule across hundreds of transactions in one action. Safe-by-default — every change is logged with a reason field.
Direct support
CPA partner channel: faster response times, named technical contact, monthly office hours covering tax-rule changes.
Tax-form output and computation rules for each market your clients operate in.
| Region | Forms & methods |
|---|---|
| United States | Form 8949 (capital gains), Schedule D (1040), Schedule 1 (income), 1099-DA reconciliation |
| United Kingdom | SA100, SA108 capital gains, Section 104 pooling, share-pooling rules |
| France | Form 2086 (PFU), Form 2042-C (BIC), Form 3916-bis (foreign accounts), FEC export |
| Germany | Anlage SO (private sales), 1-year holding rule, BMF wallet-by-wallet FIFO |
| Switzerland | Cantonal wealth tax declarations, ESTV pricing, professional trader test |
| Singapore | IRAS investor vs trader, GST treatment, "badges of trade" |
| Australia | Capital gains schedule, 50% CGT discount, Division 296 super tax tracking |
| Canada | Schedule 3, ACB pooling, T1135 foreign-asset thresholds, inclusion-rate split |
| Italy | 2026 sostitutiva at 33%, IVCA wealth tax, MiCA-EMT carve-outs |
Long-form guides covering the jurisdictions and methodologies your practice will need.
Best crypto accounting software for Web3 (2026)
Comparison hub including the Koinly accountant program, Cryptio, Bitwave, Cryptoworth.
Read guideHow to do crypto taxes (step-by-step 2026)
Methodology that holds up under audit. Foundational read for new crypto-tax practitioners.
Read guideUS crypto tax guide 2026
IRS rules, 1099-DA, FIFO/HIFO, the broker-reporting changes.
Read guideUK crypto tax guide
HMRC Section 104, share-pooling, CGT allowance.
Read guideFrance crypto tax guide 2026
PFU, BIC, FEC export, DGFiP filings.
Read guideGermany crypto tax guide 2026
BMF wallet-by-wallet FIFO, 1-year holding rule.
Read guideSwitzerland crypto tax guide 2026
Canton-by-canton wealth tax, ESTV pricing.
Read guideAustralia crypto tax guide 2026
ATO rules, 50% CGT discount, Division 296 super, CARF 2027.
Read guideCanada crypto tax guide 2026
CRA inclusion-rate split, T1135, ACB pooling, superficial loss rule.
Read guideCrypto tax loss harvesting playbook
Year-end strategies that work under each jurisdiction's wash-sale rule.
Read guideIFRS vs GAAP for crypto assets
For accountants advising clients on financial-reporting framework choice.
Read guideCrypto audit readiness
What auditors look for. Use as a client onboarding checklist.
Read guide
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Free for accountants during Alpha. Multi-client console, white-label reports, monthly tax-rule briefings, named technical support.