Export guide
Bitvavo and crypto tax: export your history
How to download your full Bitvavo history as a file, what Compass-Alpha reads from it and what it means for your tax return.
What happens with the file
Compass-Alpha reads the file in your browser and saves only the transactions to your account: buys, sales, swaps, deposits, withdrawals, rewards and fees. Rows it does not recognise are listed, never guessed.
You can upload a newer file later: transactions that are already saved are recognised and not counted twice.
EU licence (MiCA)
MiCA licensed
Licensed in the Netherlands, valid across the EU.
EU licences checked October 2026 · ESMA register
How it is taxed
A sale, swap or payment from Bitvavo is taxed like on any other exchange: your country's rules decide. The free estimate works out every move in your file under those rules.
Coins moved between exchanges
Upload the files of every exchange you use. A withdrawal from Bitvavo and the matching deposit elsewhere are paired, so the coins keep their original purchase price and date.
No exchange login, no stored keys
You upload the files your exchange gives you. We never ask for exchange passwords or wallet signatures. Your data is stored in the EU (Frankfurt) and never sold.
One price, no fee per tax year
Every tax year is included, and your whole history in the files you upload counts for your purchase prices, so older buys are not lost. Pro covers up to 3,000 transactions a year; Pro Large up to 20,000.
Free for your accountant
Share your report and your accountant gets a free dashboard: the figures, open issues and a CSV. No subscription for them. Available for accountants in Belgium and the Netherlands.
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