Coinpanda vs Waltio

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.

Waltio tracks cryptocurrency holdings and prepares tax calculations and reports intended to help users comply with local rules. Its portfolio tracker displays wealth in real time, with allocation and performance comparisons. Tax reporting can include capital gains and losses, staking, farming, lending, mining and airdrops. Waltio says it categorizes DeFi transactions automatically, identifies spam tokens and tracks more than 10,000 assets. It lists more than 700 exchange, wallet and blockchain connections, available through read-permission API keys, public wallet addresses or uploaded transaction files. Plans include a free tier and paid options from €39/yr. The iOS app requires iOS 15.0 or later, and the service is also available on the web. Country coverage varies: outside supported localized tax forms, users may receive raw calculations that need a tax adviser to map to a return. Document downloads are not available in the mobile app, so users need a computer to export them.