Divly vs rotki

Divly helps users calculate and declare cryptocurrency taxes through a guided process: import transactions, track portfolio performance and taxable gains, then download a report for submission to a local tax agency. The company says reports use the user's country's official language and follow local tax authority guidance. Divly supports imports from more than 200 wallets and exchanges, including Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, Ledger, and MetaMask; a custom import process is available when a source is missing. NFT activity is supported. The free plan costs nothing and provides portfolio tracking for up to 25,000 transactions, unlimited blockchains, wallets, and exchanges, all crypto transaction types, and more than 10,000 supported currencies. Essential costs €39, paid once; Peace of Mind costs €99, paid once; Full Service costs €599, paid once. Each paid plan is a one-off payment with no recurring subscription. Divly supports tax reporting in Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Spain, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and the United States. It is web-based and was founded in 2021 in Stockholm, Sweden.

rotki is an open-source, self-hosted portfolio manager, accounting, and analytics tool focused on privacy. It runs locally on Linux, macOS, and Windows, with data stored on the user's device in a SQLCipher database encrypted using 256-bit AES. Exchange connections use read-only API keys processed locally, while blockchain access uses RPC endpoints chosen by the user. The dashboard tracks assets, liabilities, exposure percentages, and changes in net worth. rotki turns on-chain activity into readable events and generates profit-and-loss and tax reports. Listed integrations cover numerous chains, including Ethereum, Bitcoin, Avalanche, Polygon PoS, Arbitrum One, and Base, with early Solana support; the product says it detects and decodes more than 140 DeFi protocols. Premium adds graphs and analytics, advanced staking, higher event limits, decentralized-exchange accounting, and DeFi historical profit-and-loss reporting. It also allows encrypted database backup and synchronization across devices. The Free and Starter plans include up to 1,000 recent events and 10 notes; Starter lists no ETH staking. Supporter is €9 a month, Basic is €25 a month, and Advanced is €45 a month.