Crypto accounting, by asset and blockchain
Different assets, different accounting. Bitcoin's UTXO history, Ethereum's gas and staking, Solana's transaction volume, an L2's bridged positions — each carries its own treatment. CryptaCount handles them all in one sub-ledger, with cost-basis-accurate journals and reporting under IFRS and US-GAAP.
Pick your asset
Each asset page goes deep on the treatment that matters for that chain — cost basis, income classification, and the events standard tools miss.
- Bitcoin accounting → — clean cost basis at high UTXO volume; mining income and fees.
- Ethereum accounting → — gas on every tx, staking rewards, deep DeFi, NFTs, L2 bridging.
- Solana accounting → — very high tx volume, staking rewards, SPL tokens, NFTs.
- Polygon accounting → — MATIC→POL migration, bridged assets, low-fee DeFi.
- Avalanche accounting → — C-Chain EVM activity, subnets, staking, DeFi.
One sub-ledger, every chain
Whatever you hold, the accounting runs through the same engine: chain activity read directly through our own on-chain data infrastructure across 90+ chains, classified into proper accounting events, with your chosen cost-basis method applied across every lot and balanced journals reconciled on-chain ↔ exchange ↔ GL. How the crypto sub-ledger works →
Cost basis your way, jurisdiction rules automatically
Apply any of 12 disposal methods — FIFO, LIFO, HIFO, WAVG, Specific Identification, and more — per entity and jurisdiction. Your chosen method applies; jurisdiction-mandated treatments such as UK Section 104 pooling and Canada ACB apply automatically. Cost-basis methods →
Reporting under IFRS & US-GAAP
Gain/loss and disclosures mapped to the standard each entity reports under, including FASB ASU 2023-08 fair value. Crypto compliance & reporting →
Connect every source
Import each asset from exchanges and wallets, then sync reconciled journals to your ERP — Xero and Zoho live today, with QuickBooks, NetSuite, and Sage on the roadmap. Integrations →
FAQ
No. It's accounting software — double-entry journals, cost basis, and audit-ready financials per asset and chain, not a performance tracker.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Avalanche, and more, with on-chain coverage across 90+ chains read directly through our own infrastructure.
Yes. Staking rewards and DeFi yield are classified as income; liquidity, lending, borrowing, and wrapping are recorded as accounting events; and gas is captured per transaction and treated as cost.
Twelve disposal methods — FIFO, LIFO, HIFO, WAVG, Specific Identification, and more — per entity and jurisdiction. Jurisdiction-mandated treatments such as UK Section 104 pooling and Canada ACB apply automatically.