Crypto tax reporting made simple: how to export your transaction history

Tax season is stressful enough without having to reconstruct months of cryptocurrency transactions from memory. Accurate record-keeping is not optional — it is a legal requirement in most jurisdictions.

SchnelPay makes this straightforward.

Why crypto tax reporting matters

In most countries, cryptocurrency is treated as property for tax purposes. This means every transaction — receiving payment, converting crypto to fiat, trading between currencies — is potentially a taxable event.

Getting these numbers right requires accurate, timestamped records of every transaction.

What records you need

For each transaction, tax authorities typically require the date and time, the amount in cryptocurrency, the fair market value in your local currency at the time of the transaction, and the nature of the transaction.

SchnelPay records all of this automatically for every transaction processed through the platform.

How to export your transaction history

Exporting your complete transaction history from SchnelPay takes one click. From your dashboard, navigate to the Transactions page and click Export CSV.

This CSV can be imported directly into popular accounting tools and crypto tax software.

The bottom line

The most important thing you can do for crypto tax compliance is keep accurate records from the start. SchnelPay's automatic record-keeping and one-click CSV export means your records are always current and ready when you need them.

Tax requirements vary by jurisdiction. This article provides general information only — consult a qualified tax professional for advice specific to your situation.