How do I connect my Coinall account to CoinTracker?
To add your Coinall transactions to CoinTracker:
Download the CSV export of your transactions from Coinall
Reformat those transactions into our CoinTracker CSV format (see our support guide here)
Import your CSV export to CoinTracker here
How are CoinAll transactions taxed?
Crypto transactions made through CoinAll are taxable events under most global tax systems.
Capital gains tax: Applies when you sell, swap, or trade cryptocurrencies. The taxable gain is the difference between your cost basis (purchase price) and the value at disposal.
Income tax: Applies when you earn crypto through staking, airdrop bonuses, or referral programs on CoinAll. The fair market value of the crypto when received is taxable income.
CoinTracker automatically categorizes your CoinAll transactions to calculate your total capital gains, losses, and income accurately.
Do I have to pay taxes on CoinAll?
Yes. CoinAll trading activity is subject to tax reporting obligations, even if the exchange is no longer active. You must report:
Spot and margin trades (BTC, ETH, and altcoin pairs)
Fiat withdrawals and crypto sales
Staking or referral rewards
CoinTracker helps you calculate your CoinAll profits and losses, combine them with your OKX data, and prepare compliant filings for your jurisdiction.
Does CoinAll provide tax documents?
No. CoinAll did not issue official tax forms such as Form 1099-MISC or 1099-B, since it operated as an offshore exchange.
However, you could export trade and funding history in CSV format from your account.
If you still have these records, you can upload them to CoinTracker to generate accurate tax summaries.
How to get your CoinAll tax documents
Locate your CoinAll trade history CSV files.
If the exchange data has migrated, log in to OKX using the same credentials.
In OKX, go to Reports → Transaction History.
Choose your date range or tax year.
Export your trades, deposits, and withdrawals as CSV files.
Upload these files to CoinTracker or connect to OKX’s API for automated syncing.
When did CoinAll issue Form 1099-MISC, 1099-B, or local equivalents?
CoinAll did not issue U.S. tax forms or local equivalents.
You are responsible for self-reporting crypto gains and income to your local tax authority.
CoinTracker automates this process by generating Form 8949, Schedule D, and other equivalent reports (such as HMRC Capital Gains Summary or ATO CGT schedule) using your CoinAll and OKX data.
Why aren't my CoinAll documents accurate?
Your data might appear incomplete if:
You did not export your CoinAll records before the exchange merged with OKX.
You traded both on CoinAll and OKX, but only imported one dataset.
You had off-platform transfers (DeFi wallets, staking contracts, etc.) not recorded in your CSV.
CoinTracker can reconcile these records by combining your CoinAll CSV data with on-chain wallet activity and OKX API imports to build a complete tax picture.
Does CoinAll automatically deduct taxes?
No. CoinAll did not withhold or remit taxes on behalf of users.
You are responsible for paying any taxes due on your trading gains, staking rewards, or other crypto income.
CoinTracker automates this by providing itemized reports that simplify your annual tax filing.
Does CoinAll report to tax authorities?
No. CoinAll operated as an international exchange under the OK Group and was not required to report user activity to local tax authorities.
However, OKX — its successor — complies with global FATF Travel Rule and MiCA (EU) requirements, and may share limited transaction data.
CoinTracker helps ensure your tax filings match any records disclosed to regulators.
Does CoinAll provide financial or end-of-year statements?
Not directly anymore.
You can use OKX's data export tool to retrieve your CoinAll legacy trades and wallet balances.
Import these exports into CoinTracker to generate capital gains, income summaries, and portfolio performance reports automatically.