Tezos — baking, delegation, and the Etherlink rollup
Tezos pioneered on-chain governance and self-amendment. We track XTZ baking, delegation rewards, and the new Etherlink EVM rollup for finance teams using Tezos.
Tezos uses Liquid Proof of Stake — token holders can bake (validate) directly or delegate to a baker. Rewards are paid per cycle (~3 days). FA1.2 and FA2 are the fungible token standards (similar to ERC-20 / ERC-1155). Tickets are a unique Tezos primitive — typed cryptographic objects useful for L2 messaging and access control. Etherlink is the new EVM-compatible rollup settling to Tezos, expanding the chain's reach to Solidity contracts.
What's tracked on Tezos
XTZ transfers and baking rewards
Per-cycle reward accrual for bakers and delegators.
FA1.2 / FA2 tokens
Fungible token transfers decoded with metadata.
Tickets
Typed cryptographic objects tracked as in-kind transfers.
Etherlink rollup activity
EVM-compatible activity on Etherlink reconciled to L1 Tezos.
Tezos accounting questions
Are baking rewards taxable on accrual or receipt?
Receipt-basis (per-cycle distribution) by default. Some jurisdictions allow accrual treatment for delegators; we expose the choice.
Other chain coverage and tax guides relevant to this network.
Book Tezos the right way
Free during Alpha. Connect a wallet, see every transaction reconciled to journal entries.