How do I connect my Crypto.com DeFi wallet account to CoinTracker?
Mobile
Open Crypto.com Wallet on your mobile device
Go to the Wallet tab, and then choose Receive
Tap to open the coin or token
Copy the public address and paste into CoinTracker
Browser Extension
Open the Crypto.com extension in your browser
Choose your wallet from the wallet switcher
Choose your network from the dropdown list
Copy the public address and paste into CoinTracker
Desktop
Open the Crypto.com desktop app
On the Assets tab, find your asset and choose Receive
Copy the public address and paste into CoinTracker
For all other coins:
For all other coins we don't support, you can still add the transactions manually or via generic CSV upload. Let us know which chain it's for so that we can work on supporting it!What is Crypto.com Wallet?
The Crypto.com Wallet (also known as the Crypto.com DeFi Wallet) is a non-custodial wallet that gives users full control of their private keys and crypto assets. It supports thousands of tokens and multiple blockchains including Ethereum, Bitcoin, Cronos, and Polygon. Users can send, receive, stake, and swap tokens directly from the wallet or connect to dApps using WalletConnect — separate from the centralized Crypto.com App or Exchange.
Do I pay taxes on my Crypto.com Wallet transactions?
Yes. Even though the Crypto.com Wallet is non-custodial, all taxable crypto events still apply. Selling, swapping, spending crypto, or earning staking rewards can generate capital gains or income that must be reported. Your tax liability depends on the type of transaction, its timing, and your cost basis.
Does Crypto.com Wallet report to the IRS?
No. The Crypto.com Wallet is decentralized and does not collect personal information or issue tax forms. Only centralized platforms (like the Crypto.com Exchange or App) are subject to broker-reporting requirements. You are responsible for reporting any taxable activity performed through your self-custody wallet.
Can the IRS see my Crypto.com Wallet transactions?
Potentially, yes. Transactions made on public blockchains (Ethereum, Cronos, etc.) are visible and traceable. While Crypto.com Wallet itself doesn't share user data, authorities can analyze blockchain transactions, especially when funds move between identifiable exchanges or wallets.
Does Crypto.com Wallet have tax documents?
No. The Crypto.com Wallet doesn't generate or issue any tax documents such as Forms 1099 or CSV statements. Since it's self-custodial, you'll need to use a crypto tax tool like CoinTracker to collect your transaction data and generate compliant tax forms automatically.
How do I get tax forms from Crypto.com Wallet?
To get your tax forms, connect your Crypto.com Wallet to CoinTracker. CoinTracker will import your wallet activity across all supported networks, calculate your gains and income, and prepare forms such as Form 8949 and Schedule D for the IRS or equivalent documents for other jurisdictions.
How are NFTs on Crypto.com Wallet taxed?
NFTs stored or traded via the Crypto.com Wallet are considered taxable property. Selling, swapping, or using an NFT in a transaction can trigger capital gains or income taxes. Minting NFTs or receiving them as rewards may also be taxable events depending on their value at receipt.