Rabby is a browser wallet for Ethereum and other networks that work the same way. You hold your own keys, so you connect an address rather than an account.
It covers a great many of those networks but only that family of them. There is no Bitcoin, no Solana and nothing outside that world.
Its history is whatever is on the chains you used, which makes importing straightforward. The catch is that Rabby is popular with people who run a lot of addresses.
What you get out of the box
Choisissez votre méthode d'import.
In Rabby
- Open the wallet and copy the address you want to import. It starts with 0x.
- Repeat for every address in the wallet. Rabby makes it easy to manage many at once, and each is a separate history.
- Add each network you used. One address can be active on a dozen of them.
On Kryptos
- Go to Kryptos.io and sign up with your Google account.
- From the menu, click Integrations.
- Click Add Integration and search for Rabby.
- Click the Rabby icon, then choose Import using Address.
- Give the wallet a name, paste your address, and click Import Your Transactions.
Good to know
- Rabby covers Ethereum-style networks only. Assets on Bitcoin or Solana are not held here.
- Swaps made inside the wallet are ordinary on-chain swaps and appear in your history like any other.
- There is no Rabby token. A points programme exists, and points are not an asset.
The problem is not the export, it is the addresses
Most wallet guides worry about getting data out. For Rabby that is the easy part: everything happened on chain under your own address, so importing the address recovers it all.
The thing that goes wrong is quantity. Rabby is built for managing lots of addresses at once, switching between them quickly, and it is popular with exactly the people who do that. Somebody chasing airdrops or keeping activity separated across projects can easily be running ten or twenty.
Import three of them and you get a report that looks complete. Every transaction in it is correct. It is just missing most of what you did, and nothing in the output will tell you so.
Worse, addresses you own often send to each other. If one side of that transfer is imported and the other is not, the outgoing leg looks like a disposal and the incoming assets look like they came from nowhere. So a partial import does not just omit things, it can invent events that never happened.
The fix is unglamorous: go through the wallet and list every address before you start, then add them all. Also check which networks each one was active on, because a single address can have been busy on many of them. For how transfers between your own wallets are treated, see the USA crypto tax guide or the UK crypto tax guide.
Gérez votre portefeuille rabby avec Kryptos.
Running several addresses at once
Rabby is built for managing many addresses. Each has its own history and each needs importing separately.
Swapping inside the wallet
The built-in swap routes to ordinary exchanges on chain, so it shows up in your history the same as any other swap.
Using apps across many networks
Anything you did through the wallet happened on chain under your address, so it is all recoverable.
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Une fois vos wallets et plateformes connectés, générer un rapport fiscal ne prend qu'un clic. Ouvrez Rapports dans le menu, choisissez votre juridiction et téléchargez.
Every address needs importing
This is the realistic failure mode here rather than a missing export. People who use Rabby often hold a dozen or more addresses, and importing four of them produces a confident but incomplete report.
Swaps are disposals
The built-in swap sells one token for another on chain. It is a disposal like any other, and it appears in your history.
Points are not income
There is no token, so points are a score rather than an asset. You cannot sell them and they have no market value. If they ever convert into something tradeable, that conversion is the event to record, not the points themselves.
Rewards come from the apps, not the wallet
The wallet itself pays nothing. Any staking or farming income comes from the protocols you connected to, and belongs to them in your records.
Lecture seule par conception.
- Kryptos only ever needs your public wallet address
- A public address is read-only. It can't move or spend anything
- We never ask for your recovery phrase or private key
- Remove a wallet whenever you like, and its data goes with it
Si la synchronisation échoue.
Check that you have added every address, not just the one you use most. Rabby is designed for holding several.
Rabby covers Ethereum-style networks only. Bitcoin is held in a different wallet.
No. There is no token behind them, so there is nothing of value to have received.
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