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Strike - File Import Guide

How to import your Strike transaction history into CoinLedger

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Written by Lucas Wyland
Updated over a week ago

Important Note: For the best import experience, upload this file directly into CoinLedger without opening or editing the file on mobile or desktop. Opening the file prior to import may result in formatting issues that cause import failure.

The Strike mobile app offers two different file export options:

  • One large, annual transaction history file for every year that you've used Strike

  • Individual transaction history files for each month that you've transacted on Strike

Both file types can be exported into CoinLedger. For the most accurate and complete transaction history possible, make sure to import as much information as you can into CoinLedger, using either the monthly transaction history statements or the annual statements.

Step-by-Step Import Instructions

Step 1:
Login to your Strike account and click on the Account icon in the top right of the screen.

Step 2:

Next, select the Settings Icon on the top right of the Account page.

Step 3:
Click on Documents, and then Account Statements.

Step 4:

Select either monthly or annual account statements, and then choose .csv when prompted to select the statement format.

Step 6:
After choosing what to do with the file (saving it, sending it to yourself, etc.), you will receive a file in .csv format. Navigate to Step 1. Import. Select Add Account then choose the Strike tab on CoinLedger. Click on Upload File and drag your CSV file into the box to import your transactions.

When importing a transaction history CSV, you will have the option to specify a start date for your import under the Drag and Drop Files Here box. This feature is designed to prevent duplicate data from being imported. You can access this feature by hitting the Import Settings drop down menu, as shown below, and then specifying a date for your import to start from. All transactions after this date will be imported. You should not do this if you are importing all of your transactions into CoinLedger for the first time.


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