CoinLedger integrates with both base-level blockchains and the dApps built on top of them. To import transactions from a decentralized exchange such as Jupiter or Uniswap, you’ll simply need to connect the wallet address you used to trade on these platforms to CoinLedger.
Step 1
First, locate your public receive address in the wallet you used to swap crypto on the decentralized exchange.
Step 2
Next, head to CoinLedger. From the Imports page, select Add Account and then search for the blockchain your transactions occurred on. For example, if I am importing my Jupiter transactions, I would search for Solana.
If your blockchain doesn’t appear here, you may need to import your transactions manually. To be sure, you can check our complete list of the blockchains CoinLedger supports here in this guide.
Step 3
Paste your wallet address into the box shown below, and then press Connect Wallet to import all of your transactions.
Can I import my futures, derivatives, or perpetuals trades and limit orders from a decentralized exchange?
No. We do not currently support futures, derivatives or perpetuals trades, and these cannot be imported into our platform. Right now our platform can only calculate spot trades. Support for these transaction types on CoinLedger will be available in the near future.
Likewise, limit orders currently cannot be directly imported into CoinLedger - but we are actively developing support for limit orders, and expect this feature to be available in the near future.
Can I manually add my profit or loss from futures, derivatives, or perpetuals trades into CoinLedger?
Yes, in some cases you can manually add your profit or loss from futures, derivatives, or perpetuals trades into CoinLedger. You can do this by utilizing our Margin Gain transaction type on the Transactions page.
CoinLedger allows you to enter Margin Gain transactions into CoinLedger. A margin gain transaction is any gain or loss obtained when closing (or while holding) a position. We recommend entering a standalone Margin Gain transaction to represent your gains or losses from margin, futures, derivatives or perpetuals trades. To learn more about this process and to see step-by-step instructions, please visit this guide.
DISCLAIMER: Before following these steps, we recommend consulting with a tax professional and ensuring that your transactions are represented accurately. While CoinLedger provides you with all the tools you'll need to manually input such transactions into our software on a DIY basis, we are not liable for any mistakes made when entering these transactions, and we cannot offer explicit tax advice. Consult a tax professional before making a decision.
Have any further questions about importing your decentralized exchange transactions into CoinLedger? Reach out to our Support Team at any time!