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Documentation on import CSV into koinly.io
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Documentation on import CSV into koinly.io
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Select koinlyin the download CSV prompt.
Go to
Add a wallet if not exists.
Select a wallet.
Import file -> Select CSV
use defaults (leave tag deposits blank)
Because LP currencies (i.e. LP_MIR_UST, GAMM-2) are not recognized by koinly, they are replaced with NULL* so that import works.
Example: LP_MIR_UST becomes NULL1.
You can find the list of NULL substitutions here:
All transactions starting with underscore are omitted from the Koinly CSV (i.e. _LP_WITHDRAW). This means these transactions must be imported into Koinly manually (or ignored where appropriate).
We'll have it fixed in a jiffy (or if you're a developer, send a PR!)
Yes, for Koinly. You may import the full CSV multiple times and Koinly will detect duplicates and omit them.
You may want to import partial CSV first as a test. It's cumbersome to undo a large amount of transactions.
Quick delete: there's no bulk delete function. However, the quickest way to delete transactions appears to be deleting transactions page by page via the following: select one transaction -> go to bottom of page -> select icon to select all on page -> delete
REALIZED_PNL:
3/5/21
Added LP deposits/withdraws as native koinly CSV imports with NULL* mappings
10/17/21
Added fix for inclusion of fees into koinly CSVs (previously only trades had fees included; now all transactions have fees included)
Find the koinly ID for the currency here:
a. example: STARS for Stargaze goes to . So ID is 36899.
Add comment to with currency and koinly ID (i.e. STARS and 36899). Can also email support@stake.tax.
CSV format conforms to guide at
: on handling of futures trade
: on csv format for futures trade (or realized pnl)