You can import your Solana transactions into CoinLedger by entering your public wallet address into the Import stage of the CoinLedger app. Scroll down on this page for step-by-step instructions on importing your Solana transactions into CoinLedger!
Step-By-Step Import Instructions:
Step 1: Add a Solana Account
On the Import page, click Add Account. Next, select Solana.
Step 2: Find Your Public Solana Address
No matter what type of wallet you are using (Phantom, Trust Wallet, Brave, Ledger, or even a centralized exchange such as Coinbase, etc.), you can locate your public Solana address from within your wallet provider.
Pictured below is the public Solana address of a Coinbase Account. Copy the address shown in your wallet address to your clipboard, and then proceed to the next step.
Step 3: Paste Your Public Solana Address
Next, select Auto-Import. Then, paste your public address into the box shown below, and press Connect Wallet to import your transactions.
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 properly map those transactions by following the directions in this guide.
Solana Import Limitations
For Solana staking accounts, our importers will bring in Native Stake and Native Unstake transactions, as well as staking rewards.
A Native Stake transaction is any transaction where you staked your crypto by withdrawing it from your wallet and locking it up with a validator.
A Native Unstake transaction is any transaction where you unstaked your crypto and received it back into your wallet.
Additionally, there is currently a limitation of 50,000 transactions per Solana wallet and 30 Solana wallet imports per day. Importing any number of transactions or wallets over this limit in one day may cause your import to fail.
For more information on how CoinLedger handles staking transactions, please see this guide.