Crypto accounting for accounting firms
Your clients are holding and transacting in crypto — and your standard tools weren't built for wallets, tokens, or cost basis. CryptaCount gives your firm one platform to manage every client's crypto books, automate the hard parts, and post clean entries straight to their ledgers.
The problem with crypto clients today
Crypto work usually lands on the firm as a spreadsheet nightmare: exports from a dozen exchanges and wallets, no reliable cost basis, transfers that look like disposals, and no audit trail. It doesn't scale, it's error-prone, and it's hard to bill for the hours it actually takes.
How CryptaCount changes that
CryptaCount acts as the crypto sub-ledger for each of your clients:
- One platform, every client. Manage all your crypto clients from a single practice view, each with their own workspace and permissions.
- Cost basis, automated. Ingest every exchange and wallet, apply the right method per jurisdiction, and produce realized gains without manual reconciliation.
- Post to their books. Summarized period journal entries flow to your clients' ledgers — Xero is live today, with QuickBooks export available now and a direct connector on the roadmap — mapped to each client's chart of accounts.
- Audit-ready by default. Every figure traces from the GL line back to the source transaction.
Built for the way firms work
- Multi-client management — workspaces, roles, and permissions for your team and your clients
- 70+ jurisdictions — the cost-basis and reporting rules your clients actually file under
- 12 cost-basis methods — FIFO, LIFO, HIFO, WAVG, Specific ID, and more, applied consistently; jurisdiction-mandated treatments (UK Section 104, Canada ACB) apply automatically
- DeFi, NFTs, staking — the transaction types standard tools choke on
- Drill-down detail — answer any client or reviewer question from the transaction level
Win crypto work without building a crypto team
You don't need in-house blockchain expertise to take on crypto clients. CryptaCount does the ingestion, the cost basis, and the journal entries; your firm does the accounting and advisory it already does best — now for a client base most firms can't serve.
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FAQ
Yes. CryptaCount is built for firms. Each client gets their own workspace, and your team manages them all from a single practice view with role-based permissions.
No. CryptaCount handles the blockchain ingestion and cost-basis calculation; your firm applies the accounting and advisory judgment.
Yes. Xero posting is live today, with full sub-ledger detail behind every line; QuickBooks export is available now and a direct connector is on the roadmap. Entries are mapped to each client's chart of accounts.
Yes. It supports 12 cost-basis methods across 70+ jurisdictions, so you can serve clients filing in different countries. Jurisdiction-mandated treatments such as UK Section 104 pooling and Canada ACB apply automatically.
Yes. Every posted figure traces back to the underlying transaction, giving you and any reviewer a complete trail.