CoinTracker is one of a number of tax platforms offering tax solutions tailored to crypto investors. Like all its competitors, the platform is connectable to crypto exchanges and wallets, allowing users to import their data, such as transaction history, calculate their capital gains and losses. Compared to working out your taxes independently, signing up for one of these platforms will save you significant time and effort come tax time.

Established in 2012, CoinTracking was the first tax software platform aimed at streamlining tax reporting for crypto investors. In what is now a competitive market, it has managed to amass a user base of over 1.5 million individual traders and over 25,000 corporate clients and CPAs (Certified Practising Accountants).

In this comprehensive review, we’ll take a deep dive into Koinly’s features, user experience, and pricing structure to help you decide if it’s the right tool for your taxation needs.

For those new to crypto, tokens are digital assets that are stored on a blockchain, a secure, distributed ledger. They can represent currencies, access to a service, or even ownership of a digital good. Regardless of their purpose, you’ll likely have tax obligations if you’ve bought, sold, or traded tokens and made a profit.