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How do I upload a CSV file of my crypto transactions?
by TurboTax•260• Updated 3 days ago
There are multiple ways to upload a CSV of your digital asset info into TurboTax, depending on your situation. Follow these steps to find out what’s best for you.
- Identify your sources.
- Know the exchanges (like Coinbase), wallets (like MetaMask), and blockchains (like Ethereum) with which you had digital asset activity (like buying, selling, holding) in 2024.
- Identify if you did any of the following in 2024.
- Bought, sold, or converted crypto.
- Sent digital assets from one source (like a wallet) to another.
- Bought, sold, or minted NFTs.
- Invested in DeFi (Decentralized Finance) instruments (like staking or lending).
- Check if TurboTax supports your sources.
- For gain/loss CSVs (1099-B), sources including Coinbase, Robinhood, TaxBit, CoinTracker, and more.
- For supported transaction CSVs, sources including Coinbase, Coinbase Pro, PayPal, CashApp, Binance.US, and more.
- If you have Coinbase and you participated in an activity besides trading crypto, we recommend using the Coinbase transaction CSV.
- Determine your next steps.
- If TurboTax doesn’t support your sources, follow these steps to create your own CSV.
- If TurboTax supports your sources, continue to step 5.
- If you traded digital assets on Robinhood, then use the 1099-B CSV file provided by Robinhood.
- Select your product and follow the steps to enter the info you've collected into TurboTax.
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