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CoinJar Transaction History
The reports on this page are specific to transactions made on CoinJar Exchange. To access reports for your CoinJar instead, you can visit the link below.
Exporting your trading & transaction history for tax purposes
CoinJar Exchange currently offers three reporting options - Account Reports, Fill Reports and Fee Reports.
Downloading the Account Report
Your Account Report contains a dated history of all trades made using CoinJar Exchange. It includes a timestamp of the trade, and a per-transaction running balance.
- Sign in to CoinJar Exchange and visit your Accounts section.
- Click the Exchange Account you'd like to generate a report for.
- Click the drop-down arrow on the right hand side, then click 'Account Report'.
- Enter the start and end date for the time period you'd like the report to display.
- Click 'Generate Report'.
Downloading the Fill Report
Your Fill Report comprises of a dated history of all trades made using CoinJar Exchange. It includes the timestamp of the trade, the trading pair, and source and destination amounts.
- Sign in to CoinJar Exchange and visit your Fills section.
- Click 'Report'.
- Enter the start and end date for the time period you'd like the report to display.
- Click 'Generate Report'.
Downloading the Fee Report
Your Fee Report contains a list of all fees incurred while using CoinJar Exchange.
- Sign in to CoinJar Exchange and visit your Fees section.
- Click 'Report'.
- Enter the start and end date for the time period you'd like the report to display.
- Click 'Generate Report'.
Receiving Reports
Once you've selected a time period for your report, it will be processed, generated and sent to you via email. Please note that report generation may take up to 1 hour.
Report Limits
Due to technical limitations, some reports that exceed 1,048,576 rows may not be supported in Microsoft Excel. In this case, we recommend splitting up the report into smaller sections.