Bitbns is an Indian exchange trading rupee and tether markets, with futures, margin and a fixed income product alongside ordinary buying and selling.
The thing to know before you start is how its history comes out. Records are pulled per trading pair, not as one file for the whole account. So a complete history means going through every asset you ever touched, and missing one leaves a gap that nothing will flag.
The upside is that the records themselves are detailed, with fees included on each row rather than left for you to work out.
What you get out of the box
Pick your import method.
On Bitbns
- Sign in and open the trading history section of your account.
- Pull your history for each trading pair you used. It comes out per pair rather than as one file, so work through the whole list of assets you traded.
- Do the same for deposits and withdrawals, in both rupees and crypto, which are recorded separately from trades.
- If you used the fixed income product, pull those records too. They are income and sit apart from your trading.
On Kryptos
- Go to Kryptos.io and sign up with your Google account.
- From the menu, click Integrations.
- Click Add Integration and search for Bitbns.
- Upload the files you exported. If your API key still works, Import using API Keys pulls everything in one go instead.
- Check the imported totals against your own records before the exchange goes, while you can still look something up.
Good to know
- History comes out per trading pair. A complete year means every pair you touched, and there is no warning if you skip one.
- Rupee and crypto deposits and withdrawals are separate record types again, so they need pulling in their own right.
- Fees are included on each row, which saves reconstructing them.
- A newly created key can take ten or fifteen minutes before it starts working, so an immediate failure is not necessarily a problem.
- The fixed income product pays interest, which is income rather than part of a trade.
Why per-pair exports catch people out
Most exchanges give you one file for your account. Bitbns gives you one per trading pair, and that difference is where incomplete reports come from.
If you traded ten assets, that is ten separate pulls, plus deposits and withdrawals in rupees and in crypto as their own record types again. Miss one and there is no error and no gap marker. The report just does not include a coin you owned, and everything about it looks fine.
So work from a list. Write down every asset you remember touching, pull each one, and check the assets in your finished report against that list before trusting it. For how disposals and income are treated in other countries, see the USA crypto tax guide or the UK crypto tax guide.
Manage your BitBNS portfolio with Kryptos.
Every pair, not just the busy ones
Because records come out per pair, the small position you opened once and forgot is the one that goes missing. Working through the full list is what makes the year complete.
Interest kept apart from trading
The fixed income product pays interest on what you lock up. That is income when it arrives, separate from any gain when you eventually sell.
Fees already attached
Each record carries its fee, so the cost of trading is part of the data rather than something to estimate afterwards.
Audit-ready, automatically.
Once your wallets and exchanges are connected, generating a tax report takes a single click. Open Reports from the menu, choose your jurisdiction, and download.
Interest is income when it is paid
Fixed income returns count as income at the value they had when they arrived, and that value becomes the cost you measure against later.
Futures are not ordinary disposals
Most tax systems treat futures differently from buying and selling an asset outright. Keeping them separate from spot trades is what makes the difference reportable.
Fees reduce the gain
Trading fees are part of what a disposal really netted you. Because they are on each record here, they can be applied properly rather than estimated.
Indian rules apply wherever you traded
If you are resident in India, your gains are reportable there regardless of which exchange they happened on, and platforms differ in what they deduct and report on your behalf. Worth confirming with an accountant which of yours did what.
Read-only by design.
- Create the key with read permission only, never withdrawal
- A read-only key can see your history but can't move funds
- Kryptos never asks for your password or login details
- Revoke the key on the exchange at any time and the connection stops
If something doesn't sync.
Records come out per trading pair. Any pair you did not pull is absent, and nothing marks the gap.
Keys can take ten or fifteen minutes to become active after creation. Wait, then try again.
Deposits and withdrawals are separate record types, in rupees and crypto. Pull them separately.
Still stuck? Email support@kryptos.io or open live chat from the app.