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Binance crypto tax import

Connect Binance to CryptaTax and import your full transaction history in minutes — spot trades, conversions, deposits and withdrawals, fees, and Earn rewards — then get a tax report for your country.

Import from Binance

How to import Binance into CryptaTax

  1. Read-only API (fastest). In Binance, create an API key with read-only permission only — leave enable trading and enable withdrawals unchecked. In CryptaTax, choose Add account → Binance and paste the key. CryptaTax syncs and keeps it updated.
  2. CSV upload. Export your transaction history from Binance as a CSV and upload it in CryptaTax.

A read-only key lets CryptaTax see your history but never move your funds.

What gets imported

Your spot trades and conversions, deposits and withdrawals, fees, and Earn / staking rewards. CryptaTax categorises each one — capital gain, loss, or income — and matches transfers so nothing is double-counted.

Then what?

CryptaTax calculates your gains and income across Binance and every other connected account, and produces a tax report formatted for your country — ready to file or hand to your accountant. → Tax reports & forms → · Crypto tax by country →

Import from Binance

FAQ

How do I get my Binance tax report?

Connect Binance to CryptaTax by read-only API or CSV, and CryptaTax generates a country-formatted report from your imported history.

Does CryptaTax support the Binance API or only CSV?

Both — a read-only API connection for automatic, ongoing import, or a CSV upload of your transaction history.

Can CryptaTax access my Binance funds?

No. A read-only API key allows access to your transaction history only — never trading or withdrawals. Leave those permissions switched off when you create the key.

Which Binance transactions are imported?

Spot trades, conversions, deposits and withdrawals, fees, and Earn / staking rewards, each categorised automatically as a capital gain, loss, or income.