Connect your exchanges, wallets, and ERP
CryptaCount pulls activity from your exchanges, wallets, and blockchains, does the accounting, and pushes reconciled journals into the ERP you run. No CSV gymnastics, no manual re-keying — crypto data flows into your books as clean double-entry.
The integration problem
Crypto data lives everywhere — multiple exchanges, dozens of wallets, several chains — and none of it speaks accounting. Exporting CSVs and stitching them together by hand is where errors enter and audit trails break. The fix isn't more exports; it's a sub-ledger that ingests every source automatically and reconciles them into one set of books.
Exchange integrations
Connect your exchange accounts by API and CryptaCount imports trades, transfers, fees, and income at transaction level — then classifies and posts them. Major venues including Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken are supported, with structured CSV import for anything not yet natively connected.
Wallet & on-chain coverage
Add a wallet address and CryptaCount reads its on-chain history directly. Because chain data comes through our own on-chain data infrastructure rather than a third-party API, internal transfers, gas, and DeFi activity across 90+ chains are captured more completely — and traced back to source for audit. The crypto sub-ledger → · DeFi accounting →
ERP & general-ledger sync
This is the difference between a data tool and an accounting platform: CryptaCount doesn't dump raw rows into your GL, it posts reconciled journals mapped to your chart of accounts.
- [Xero](/en/crypto-exchange-integrations/xero/) — live. Reconciled journals post directly today.
- Zoho Books — live. Direct posting available today.
- [QuickBooks](/en/crypto-exchange-integrations/quickbooks/) — coming soon. Export journal entries for import today; direct connector on the roadmap.
- [NetSuite](/en/crypto-exchange-integrations/netsuite/) — coming soon. Export today; direct connector on the roadmap.
- [Sage](/en/crypto-exchange-integrations/sage/) — coming soon. Export today; direct connector on the roadmap.
Your existing accounting system stays the system of record. CryptaCount handles the crypto sub-ledger and feeds it clean.
How sync works
- Connect exchanges (API), wallets (address), and your ERP.
- Ingest & classify every transaction at source.
- Reconcile on-chain ↔ exchange ↔ GL so nothing is missing or double-counted.
- Post summarised, balanced journals into your accounting system, mapped to your chart of accounts.
Don't see your platform?
If an exchange or wallet isn't natively supported yet, CryptaCount accepts structured imports so coverage isn't a blocker. Talk to us →
Why CryptaCount
- Native chain data. On-chain activity read from our own infrastructure, not rented — fewer gaps, better DeFi and internal-transfer coverage.
- Reconciled, not raw. Journals are posted after reconciliation and mapped to your CoA, so the ERP receives clean accounting, not a data dump.
- Built for groups. Many wallets and entities, one consolidated set of books. Multi-wallet & multi-entity →
FAQ
Major exchanges including Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken via API, plus on-chain wallet coverage across 90+ blockchains. Structured CSV import covers platforms without a native connector.
Xero and Zoho Books are live today, with direct posting of reconciled journals mapped to your chart of accounts. QuickBooks, NetSuite, and Sage are on the roadmap; in the meantime you can export journal entries from CryptaCount and import them. Your ERP remains the system of record.
Both. Exchange APIs and wallet addresses for automatic, transaction-level import, and structured CSV for anything not natively connected.
Accounting entries. CryptaCount reconciles first, then posts summarised double-entry journals, not raw transaction rows.
On-chain history is read through CryptaCount's own infrastructure, which improves capture of internal transfers, gas, and DeFi activity compared with third-party API sources.