How to manually add transaction history

This help page explains how to manually add transaction history.

1.How to add transactions manually

From the "+" icon on the right corner of the screen, click down arrow next to "Add manually".
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The transaction entry screen will appear. Enter the transaction details and click "Commit".

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  • Use a custom coin/DeFi Tokens
    Custom coins refer to coins that are not supported as cryptocurrencies but can be created by users on the ledger, becoming "coins that can be used as a base currency." Similarly, "unsupported coins" within DeFi that are not automatically supported by cryptocurrencies are referred to as "DeFi tokens." This feature is initially turned off by default, but you can enable it to create custom coins and DeFi tokens.
    How to add unsupported coins by creating a custom coin
    What is a DeFi token?
  • Perform price lookup (Price refers to the settlement currency price per unit of the base currency)
    By default, this feature is turned off, but it can also be enabled (shown in blue). If the base currency is a supported cryptocurrency and its price can be obtained (and the settlement currency is a fiat currency), it will reference the cryptocurrency's price. Please check the list of supported cryptocurrencies by cryptact for reference.

 

2.How to add transactions manually through Assistant feature

Go to the assistant screen (*) and in the step that says "Select your exchanges and/or blockchains" select the exchange. (*)For more details on the "Assistant" feature, click here.
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Choose an "Unsupported exchanges/trades/blockchains and click on "Confirm exchanges".

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In "Upload or Sync your transactions," click on "Add transactions" .
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Click on "Add manually".

The transaction entry screen will appear. Enter the transaction details and click "Commit".

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  • Use a custom coin/DeFi Tokens
    Custom coins refer to coins that are not supported as cryptocurrencies but can be created by users on the ledger, becoming "coins that can be used as a base currency." Similarly, "unsupported coins" within DeFi that are not automatically supported by cryptocurrencies are referred to as "DeFi tokens." This feature is initially turned off by default, but you can enable it to create custom coins and DeFi tokens.
    How to add unsupported coins by creating a custom coin
    What is a DeFi token?
  • Perform price lookup (Price refers to the settlement currency price per unit of the base currency)
    By default, this feature is turned off, but it can also be enabled (shown in blue). If the base currency is a supported cryptocurrency and its price can be obtained (and the settlement currency is a fiat currency), it will reference the cryptocurrency's price. Please check the list of supported cryptocurrencies by cryptact for reference.