Guide: First steps with Blockpit

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The Help Center assists you in importing your transaction history into specific integrations in the best possible way. If you have questions that cannot be answered by our help center articles, you can always contact our support team.

Step 1: Create an Integration

1. Click in the top menu on “Add” and select “Add Integration”.
2. Now choose between the adequate Integration Types Exchange, Wallet and Manual.
   
   What are the differences between the individual integrations?

Next, follow the further instructions for the corresponding integration types:

Exchange Integration

If you want to import data from a supported Exchange:

1. Select “Exchange” if you want to import data using an API connection.
   Then click on the desired Exchange in the list.
   
   
   
   
2. To import data you will need the API key and secret or in special cases CSV files from your Exchange. We have an article for each exchange with detailed instructions. 
3. Name your new integration.
4. Copy API key and secret into the input fields.
   

   Keep “First Transaction” as the default start date. Selecting a specific start date only makes sense if you want to add transactions that are before the start date manually.

5. Finally, click “Continue”.
   
   
   

Wallet Integration

If you want to import data from a supported Blockchain or Wallet:

1. Select “Wallet” if you want to import data via public key.
   Then click on the appropriate Blockchain in the list.
   
   
   
   
2. Enter an integration name as well as your public wallet address (public key).
   

   Keep “First Transaction” as the default start date. Selecting a specific start date only makes sense if you want to add transactions that are before the start date manually.

3. Finally, click “Continue”.

Manual Integration

If you want to import data from not yet supported Exchanges, Blockchains or Wallets:

1.  Select “Add Manual Integration” if you want to import data one by one manually or using our Excel template.
   
   
   
   
2. Name your new integration.
3. Finally, click “Continue”.
4. Now you can add transactions to the account manually or by using our XLS template.
   
   
   

Step 2: Automatic Labeling & Merging of Transactions

Basics on Labeling and Merging of Transactions

Labels are used to classify transactions.

Exchange and Wallet Integrations already recognize many Labels such as Trades, Transfers, Staking, Interest, Airdrops and many others fully automatically.

In some cases, however, no unique Label can be assigned to your transaction. Such transactions are displayed as Unlabeled Incoming (Deposit) or Unlabeled Outgoing (Withdrawal) and appear with the same name in your transaction list.

> Here you can find more help and explainations on the basics of Labeling and Merging

Step 3: Report & Tax Optimization

A correct calculation of your profits and losses is based on a complete transaction history.

Issues help you to identify possible weak points in your transaction history. They can be caused by missing integrations or missing labels, for example, and should always be taken care of to the best of your knowledge.

Make sure to always trigger the Recalculate Report or the Review Transactions button before you review Issues.

Hint: Use the "Issue" filter on the transaction page to search for specific Issues such as "Unlabeled Incoming/Outgoing".

> Here you can find a description of all Issues

Congratulations! You have set up Blockpit and can track your assets for free. On license purchase, you will also get access to your tax report.



With our Basic license you can also trade in a tax-optimized way to keep track of your realized and unrealized gains as well as holding periods of your assets, and benefit from the continuous development and new features of Blockpit.