CoinTracker integrates directly with Exodus to make tracking your balances, transactions and crypto taxes easy.
Founded in 2015, Exodus is a decentralized exchange (DEX) with a portfolio of desktop, mobile, and hardware wallets, supporting over 138 different currencies. It has its headquarters in Nebraska and provides a platform for peer-to-peer trading. As a decentralized exchange, it offers users complete control over their crypto assets. It does not hold their keys, funds, or any personal information about the accounts (meaning users get to be completely anonymous). Some major perks that the exchange offers include:
How crypto transactions are taxed will depend on factors such as how and when the assets were received and spent. Generally speaking, they are subject to capital gains tax. Read our Crypto tax guide for more.
Exodus functions as a decentralized exchange with desktop/mobile wallets and a Trezor hardware wallet, so information regarding your keys, transactions, or things as simple as your name are known only to you. Exodus does not collect customer information to provide a tax report and doesn't issue 1099s to users or the IRS. Exodus provides a transaction history file you can upload to CoinTracker to manage your crypto portfolio and get tax statements. The integration steps are described below.
CoinTracker ingests your entire Exodus transaction history through a custom file upload, anc calculates your capital gains liability from there.
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