Coinpanda vs Summ

Coinpanda combines cryptocurrency tax reporting with portfolio tracking across exchanges and wallets. It imports transactions through exchange API keys, CSV or XLSX files, a generic Excel file, or manual entry. The tracker covers futures, staking, DeFi, and NFTs, and calculates cost basis using FIFO, LIFO, HIFO, or ACB. Coinpanda automatically generates capital-gains and income tax reports, with exports including IRS Form 8949 and Schedule D. Its integrations include 2,478 sources and more than 450 DeFi protocols. Country coverage includes the US, Canada, Australia, the UK, France, Italy, Ireland, Japan, and more than 60 other countries. The Android and iOS apps track markets, trades, transactions, profits, and tax reports. Coinpanda says exchange connections use read-only access and it does not request wallet private keys. The free plan allows 25 transactions per tax year. Paid plans start at $79 a year for 100 transactions on Hodler.

Summ is a web service for identifying, organizing, and tracking cryptocurrency activity while preparing tax reports. It combines portfolio value, profit and loss, and tax liability in one place. Reports include summaries, capital gains, income, expenses, audits, and nine other detailed formats, with settings that can be customized for local tax rules. Summ describes a Least Tax First Out method that selects the asset lot with the highest cost basis when a disposal occurs. The service lists more than 3,500 integrations across exchanges, DeFi services, protocols, and wallets, with custom CSV upload when an integration is unavailable. DeFi and NFT support are included. Signup provides transaction importing, smart suggestions, automatic categorization, portfolio tracking, and DeFi and NFT features free; reports and some tools require a paid plan. Summ supports up to one million transactions and offers custom solutions for high-volume traders. It is web-only and headquartered in Sydney, Australia.