Why investors choose Kryptos over CoinTracker.
More countries. More integrations. Add a wallet once.
CoinTracker builds country-specific tax forms for five places: the US, Canada, the UK, Germany and Australia. Kryptos files in 35+. Both tools categorise DeFi automatically and both flag balance mismatches, so the question isn't whether the software works. It's whether it reaches your exchanges, your chains and your tax office.
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Where Kryptos pulls ahead.
The same account that files your taxes also tracks, alerts, reconciles and connects.
DeFi dashboards
See LP positions, staking and yield across protocols in one place, classified for tax, not flattened into deposits and withdrawals.
Multi-chain auto-detect
Add an EVM wallet once and Kryptos pulls every chain it touches, instead of pasting the same address in again for each network.
Reconciliation on every plan
Calculated balances compare what Kryptos computed against what the exchange or chain reports, on every plan rather than as a paid tier, so a missing transfer surfaces before it skews a report.
Alerts and auto-sync
Wallets and exchanges stay in sync on their own, and alerts flag activity that needs a look without you refreshing anything.
Live chat support
Talk to a human in the product when a transaction looks wrong, instead of waiting on an email ticket.
API and MCP
A documented API and an MCP server let your own tools and AI agents pull reports and reconcile inside the permissions you grant.
Side-by-side comparison.
Compared on the retail plans, checked September 2026 against each provider's own pricing pages and support documentation. Where a vendor publishes two different figures we give both. CoinTracker's www host blocks automated checks, so its figures come from its apex host and its public help centre.
| Feature | Kryptos | CoinTracker |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | ||
| Total integrations | 5,500+ | 500+ published, 632 listed |
| DeFi handling | Automatic | Automatic on supported chains |
| Multi-chain EVM auto-detect | ||
| NFT tracking | ||
| Tax engine | ||
| Tax-form jurisdictions | 35+ incl. US, UK, DE, IN, AU | US, Canada, UK, Germany, Australia |
| Tax-loss harvesting | Prime and Ultra plans | |
| Platform | ||
| Reconciliation built in | Account health, plus paid Full Service | |
| API & MCP for AI agents | ||
| Alerts & auto-sync | ||
| Support | Live chat | Email / ticket |
| Pricing model | Per tax year | Auto-renews, covers past years |
How to move from CoinTracker.
Bring your history over once, then let Kryptos rebuild and reconcile it.
- Step 1
Export from CoinTracker
Download your full transaction history as CSV from CoinTracker. It carries every synced wallet and exchange event.
- Step 2
Import to Kryptos
Drop the CSV into the Kryptos import wizard. We auto-map the columns, reclassify DeFi automatically, and surface only the events we read differently.
- Step 3
Reconcile and file
Switch to the calculated-balances view to check Kryptos against your exchange totals, run the country report, and file.
Common switcher questions.
Why do investors switch from CoinTracker?
Coverage, mostly. CoinTracker produces country-specific forms in five jurisdictions and lists 632 integrations; Kryptos files in 35+ and connects to 5,500+. Both classify DeFi automatically and both surface balance mismatches, so people tend to move when they outgrow the coverage rather than because something broke.
Is CoinTracker a subscription or a one-time purchase?
CoinTracker's paid plans renew automatically each year until you cancel in settings, and one plan covers the past years you haven't filed yet. Kryptos prices each tax year on its own volume, with nothing to cancel. Which works out cheaper depends on whether you're catching up on old years or filing a single one.
Do I lose my history when I switch?
No. A CSV export from CoinTracker carries your full transaction history into Kryptos. We reclassify automatically and show you only the events where our reading differs, so you can sign off on each.
How do the two handle DeFi?
Both classify it automatically. CoinTracker categorises DeFi and staking on supported EVM chains and Solana, and Kryptos covers 5,000+ protocols across a wider set of chains. The practical difference is reach: if you use a chain one of them doesn't index, that's where the manual work appears.
Which one suits a business rather than an individual?
Kryptos runs the same platform from a single investor account up to a multi-entity treasury with roles and an audit trail. CoinTracker's paid tiers top out at a done-for-you filing service, which is a different thing: expert help with your return rather than software your finance team operates.
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