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Ink - Blockchain Import Guide

Learn how to import your Ink transactions into CoinLedger using your public wallet address

Written by Yuri Shelepenko

You can import your Ink transactions into CoinLedger by entering your public wallet address into the Import page of the CoinLedger app. Scroll down on this page for step-by-step instructions on importing your Ink transactions into CoinLedger!

Step-By-Step Import Instructions

Step 1: Add an Ink Account

From the Import page of the CoinLedger app, select Add Account, then search for "Ink".

Select Ink from the list of integrations.

Add Account with "ink" typed into the search field and the Ink integration tile selected in the results

Step 2: Find Your Public Ink Address

No matter what type of wallet you are using for your Ink transactions, you can locate your public address from within your wallet provider.

Ink supports 0x EVM prefix addresses.

Copy your wallet address to your clipboard, and then proceed to the next step.

Step 3: Paste Your Public Ink Address

Paste your public wallet address into the Wallet address field, then select Connect Wallet to begin importing your transactions.

Connect Wallet dialog on the Ink account with a public address pasted into the Wallet address field

Once the import finishes, your Ink transactions appear in the account, and CoinLedger confirms how many were imported.

Imported Ink transactions listed in the account, with the confirmation that 106 transactions were imported

NOTE: If your wallet transacted with a smart contract that CoinLedger does not integrate with yet, these transactions will be imported as Uncategorized. You can classify those transactions by following the directions in this guide.

Ink Import Notes & Limitations

The Ink integration currently imports up to 10,000 transactions per import. If your wallet has more activity than that, it may fail to import.

You can see every blockchain, dApp and DeFi protocol CoinLedger supports in What blockchains / dApps / DeFi protocols do you integrate with?.

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