How to Export Crypto Wallet History (Step by Step Guide).

Yeah, me too. Last year I spent hours digging through wallet apps, sweating over every swap and send. Total nightmare. But exporting your wallet history? It's a game changer. Gets you a clean CSV file with all your sends, receives, fees - everything for taxes, audits, or just seeing where your SOL vanished. Why bother? Taxes eat you alive if you're not ready, and honestly, it's smart to track gains before Uncle Sam knocks.

In my experience, most folks use hot wallets like Exodus, Trust, or MetaMask. No built in export? No sweat - block explorers got your back. And fees? Super low, like 0.000005 ETH gas or zilch on explorers. Let's break it down by wallet. I'll walk you through the easy ones first.

Exodus - Super straightforward on mobile or desktop

Okay, picture this: you're on your phone, wallet fat with BTC and some meme coins. Exodus makes exporting dead simple. I do it quarterly. Here's how on mobile.

  1. Tap the Wallet icon. Yeah, bottom menu.
  2. Hit Portfolio, pick your portfolio if you've got multiples. Skip if not.
  3. Tap History up top right. Boom, transactions load.
  4. Filter if you want - All types for everything, or Sent, Received, Swapped. All assets grabs it all, or pick one like USDT.
  5. Download icon, top right. Tap it.
  6. Open File or download the CSV. Timestamps in UTC, by the way - your local time converts automatically.

Desktop? Even quicker. Click History, pick portfolio and assets, then menu dropdown: Export All Transactions or specifics. File spits out in an "exodus exports" folder on your desktop. Double click to open in Excel. The thing is, light networks like some L2s only show sends - full history? Hit the block explorer. Sound familiar if you're bridging a ton?

Pro tip: Update permissions on older Android. Otherwise, it glitches. And swaps? They show separate - perfect for tax software.

Blockchain.com - Web only, but on chain gold

Now, if you're rocking Blockchain's DeFi Wallet, it's web exclusive. No app nonsense. I usually log in on desktop for this.

Left panel: pick your coin, say Bitcoin. See a Download button right of search? Click it. Dropdown for wallets, set start/end dates - like Jan 1 to now. Hit Generate Report. Wait for green, then Download Report. CSV lands with on chain txns only. Fees? Whatever network gas was, noted per tx.

What's next? Open in Sheets. Columns for date, amount, tx hash. Taxes love it. Issue? Only on chain shows - DeFi swaps might need Etherscan chase.

Mobile hiccup fix

App users complain sometimes. Switch to web. Cleaner anyway.

Crypto.com App - App exports with date limits

Your buddy's on Crypto.com? Tell 'em this. Accounts page, top right History icon - clock with bucks. Export top right.

  • Pick Crypto Wallet (or Cash/Card).
  • Set dates - max 3 years per pull. Say 2025 full year.
  • Export to CSV.
  • Download when ready. Last 30 reports in history, good for 30 days.

Exchange separate: Log in, Wallet tab, dates, export all. I pulled mine last week - 0.1% fees on trades show clear. Problem? Big ranges timeout. Split into chunks. Why 3-year cap? Keeps files manageable, under 10k txns easy.

Trust Wallet - No direct export, explorer hack

Trust? Annoying, no built in CSV. But BscScan or Etherscan saves the day. I do this monthly for my BNB stuff.

  1. Open Trust app, pick coin like BNB.
  2. Tap Receive, copy address. Or view on chain.
  3. Connect? Nah, go straight to BscScan.com (BNB), Etherscan.io (ETH), etc.
  4. Paste address, search.
  5. Scroll to Transactions, hit Download CSV Export under More.
  6. Set dates, types - internal txns too for swaps. Download. Gas? ~0.000005 BNB per view, but export free.

Full history forever on chain. Spam txns? Filter 'em. In my experience, Trust + explorer = flawless taxes.

MetaMask & most non custodial - Etherscan or Zerion way

MetaMask doesn't store history. Blockchain does. Etherscan classic.

etherscan.io, paste ETH address. More top right, Export CSV. Dates, tx types (normal, ERC20, internal). Free. Limits? 5k txns maybe, paginate for more.

Want multi chain? Zerion.io. Search address/ENS, History tab, Export CSV. 38+ EVM chains, spam filter, token prices included. Premium $99/year for unlimited - worth it if you're degen. Pulled 200k txns once, no sweat.

MethodChainsCostBest For
EtherscanETH + tokensFreeQuick ETH pulls
Zerion38+ EVM$99/yrMulti chain beasts
BlockchairBTC/BCHFree PDFBitcoin maxis

See? Pick your poison. Blockchair for BTC: address in, Wallet statement, dates, PDF/CSV. Clean gains/losses calc.

Edge Wallet - CSV or QuickBooks magic

Edge app users, gear icon per wallet. Export Transactions, date range, CSV or QBO. Email it. Accurate? Mostly, but double check fees - network gas like 0.00001 BTC.

I export to Google Sheets, sort by date. Boom, ready for Koinly or whatever.

What if your wallet sucks at exports? General fixes

Some wallets ghost you. Use APIs or services, but honestly, explorers first. CoinTracker template? Grab their CSV format - columns like Date, Received Qty, Sent Qty, Fee.

Example buy:

DateRec QtyRec CurrSent QtySent CurrFee AmtFee Curr
01/15/2026 14:30:000.5ETH1000USDC0.0005ETH

Transfers: Blank sent for receives. UTC times. Upload to tax tools.

Issues? Huge files crash Excel - split CSVs. UTC confusion? Convert with online tools. Spam? Filter by value > $1.

Tax software hookup

Koinly, CoinTracker eat CSVs raw. Paste address or upload file. Auto matches 95%. Fees auto pull from chain.

Desktop vs Mobile - Quick compare

DesktopMobile
SpeedFaster big exportsQuick peeks
File SizeHandles 100k+ txCap ~10k
EaseDrag dropShare to PC

Desktop wins for volume. Mobile for on the go.

Look, exporting once a month? Habit. Fees negligible - 0.3% on CEX swaps max, chain gas pennies. Got multiple wallets? Consolidate in Sheets: copy paste, unique tx hashes prevent dupes.

Bitcoin.com or old school BTC/BCH

BTC.com wallet? Blockchair.com. Address, select BTC/BCH, Download Wallet statement, dates, generate PDF/CSV. Gains calc built in. Perfect for HODLers.

Why PDF? Tax pros love printable. CSV for crunching.

Last gotchas before you bounce

CSV timestamps UTC - adjust for your timezone in Sheets formula: =A2 + (your offset)/24. Swaps count as send+receive - tax tools fix cost basis.

Non EVM like SOL? Solscan.io, same drill: address search, export. Free, ~0.000005 SOL view fee if any.