CoinJar Transaction History
The reports on this page are specific to transactions made on CoinJar.
Downloading a full account statement
All CoinJar members can download a PDF or CSV output of their CoinJar transaction history. Instructions on how to do so can be found below:
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CoinJar mobile app:
- Select the More tab, then select General, then Reports and Statements
- From here you can choose to export the statements you require.
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CoinJar.com:
- Select More, then select Reports
- Under Transaction History Statements, you can choose to export the statements you require.
Downloading a Purchases & Sales Report
Although you can always view your previous transaction history by selecting any account listed in your CoinJar, you may prefer to download a CSV export of your trades.
Understanding the Purchase and Sales Report
Your Purchases & Sales Report comprises of a dated history of all buys, sells and conversions made using CoinJar. It includes the source and destination amounts, as well as any fees involved.
Transaction Type
There are three transaction types - buy, sell and convert - that refer to the different types of trades made on CoinJar.
Source Amount / Source Currency
This is the amount and currency the trade begins with.
Destination Amount / Destination Currency
This is the amount and currency the trade ends with. The Destination Amount column is a gross calculation and includes the fees incurred during the trade.
Fee Amount / Fee Currency
This is the amount and currency of the fee incurred during this trade.
Currency Pair
This is the currency pair used during this trade.
Exchange Rate
This is the exchange rate at the time of trade, for reference.
How to automate your tax return calculations with tax software calculators
We also recommend using dedicated crypto tax reporting software.
These apps track your crypto transactions in real time, no matter which wallet or exchange you use. At the end of each financial year, you can download ready-to-go reports that set out your capital gains and income in an easy-to-read format.
Please see below links with integration instructions:
Important: Coinpanda’s integration with CoinJar is currently not working. CoinJar has not been provided with timeframes on when these issues will be resolved.
Disclaimer: Summ, Koinly, Coinpanda, Koinx, are not provided by CoinJar. If you use these services, you’ll be subject to the applicable terms and conditions of use for these products, including a separate privacy policy, which may differ from CoinJar’s privacy policy. You should read and understand all applicable terms before using them.
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An investor’s guide to tax time
Dealing with crypto taxes can be complex at the best of times, so we’ve compiled this comprehensive guide to everything you need to know about crypto and taxes in 2026.
For Irish customers, if you’re new to tax returns as an investor or a trader, or could use a refresher, you might like this:
The tax treatment of crypto assets differs between EU countries and will generally depend on your country of tax residence and your individual circumstances.
There is no single EU-wide approach to taxing gains or income from crypto assets. Your local tax authority may provide guidance on how buying, selling, exchanging, transferring, staking or otherwise using crypto assets should be reported for tax purposes.
You can export your CoinJar transaction history to help you or your tax adviser calculate and report your crypto-asset transactions.
Irish customers
Irish Revenue provides guidance on the taxation of crypto-asset transactions. You can also find general information about crypto taxation in Ireland in the Summ Crypto Tax Ireland guide.
Customers in other EU countries
If you are tax resident in another EU country, you should refer to the guidance published by the tax authority in your country of tax residence or consult a suitably qualified tax adviser.
Please note that CoinJar does not provide tax, legal or accounting advice. The tax treatment of crypto assets can vary depending on your circumstances and may change over time.