Yes. KoinX supports Ethereum blockchain integration. Add your public wallet address in the Integrations section and KoinX automatically fetches all on-chain transactions, classifies them, and includes them in your crypto tax report.
Does KoinX need my Ethereum private key or seed phrase?
No. KoinX only requires your public wallet address. Your private keys and seed phrases are never requested. If any platform asks for your private key, do not proceed.
What transaction types does KoinX import from Ethereum?
KoinX imports all on-chain activity: ETH transfers, ERC-20 token transfers, DeFi transactions, NFT activity, staking rewards, and any other activity recorded on the Ethereum blockchain.
Does KoinX import full Ethereum transaction history or only recent transactions?
KoinX fetches your complete on-chain transaction history from your Ethereum wallet address. If you have more than 30,000 transactions, contact KoinX support for assisted integration.
Can I add multiple Ethereum wallets in KoinX?
Yes. Add each wallet address separately under the Ethereum integration. All wallets are aggregated in your KoinX portfolio and included in your tax report.
In KoinX, go to Integrations → Ethereum. Your connected wallet address and transaction count are displayed here.
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Verify transaction types are present
Confirm that deposits, withdrawals, trades, and transfers from your Ethereum wallet are listed. KoinX classifies each transaction type automatically.
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Review any unclassified transactions
If any transactions are marked unclassified, click on them to assign the correct category. This ensures your tax calculation is accurate.
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Confirm portfolio reflects Ethereum holdings
Navigate to Portfolio to confirm your ETH and ERC-20 assets appear with correct current values and unrealised gains.
What does a successful Ethereum wallet sync look like in KoinX?
After a successful sync, the Ethereum integration page shows your wallet address, a transaction count, and a last-synced timestamp. Your Portfolio page reflects your ETH holdings, and the Transactions page lists every on-chain activity item with a classification label.
Some of my Ethereum transactions are showing as unclassified — what do I do?
Click on any unclassified transaction and assign the correct category: trade, transfer, income, DeFi, or other. KoinX uses your classification to apply the correct tax treatment. Contact KoinX support if a large number remain unclassified.
My Ethereum portfolio balance in KoinX doesn't match my actual wallet — why?
This usually means a transaction was classified incorrectly or a wallet address was entered with an error. Go to Integrations → Ethereum, verify the address, and refresh the sync. Contact KoinX support if the mismatch persists.
My Ethereum transactions aren't showing up after sync
Why this happens: The wallet address entered was incorrect or the sync is still in progress.Fix: Go to Integrations → Ethereum and verify the wallet address shown matches your actual Ethereum wallet (starts with 0x). If wrong, remove the integration and re-add with the correct address. If correct, wait a few minutes and refresh the page.
KoinX is only showing some of my Ethereum transactions, not all
Why this happens: Wallets with more than 30,000 transactions hit KoinX’s standard sync limit, or a sync error occurred mid-process.Fix: Check the transaction count on the Ethereum integration page. If over 30,000 transactions, contact KoinX support for assisted integration. If under the limit, disconnect and reconnect the wallet to trigger a fresh sync.
My Ethereum wallet sync is taking too long
Why this happens: Ethereum wallets with high DeFi or NFT activity take longer to process.Fix: Wait up to 10 minutes for high-activity wallets. If the sync hasn’t completed after that, go to Integrations → Ethereum, remove the wallet, and reconnect. Contact KoinX support if the issue persists.
KoinX shows a sync error for my Ethereum wallet
Why this happens: A temporary connection issue between KoinX and the Ethereum node occurred during sync.Fix: Go to Integrations → Ethereum and click Reconnect. If the error persists, remove the wallet and re-add it.
DeFi transactions from my Ethereum wallet aren't classified correctly
Why this happens: Some DeFi protocols use non-standard transaction structures that require re-sync or manual classification.Fix: Trigger a re-sync from Integrations → Ethereum. If specific transactions remain unclassified, manually assign the correct category by clicking on the transaction.