Managing your cryptocurrency and financial data effectively starts with having full access to your transaction records. Whether you're tracking investment performance, preparing for tax season, or simply organizing your personal finance logs, knowing how to export transaction history from the Crypto.com app is an essential skill for any user.
This guide walks you through the complete process of exporting transaction data from your Crypto.com App, covering crypto wallets, fiat wallets, and Visa card transactions. We’ll also answer common questions about file limits, download availability, and how to access past reports—ensuring you maintain full control over your financial data.
What Types of Transactions Can You Export?
The Crypto.com App allows users to export transaction records in CSV format, making it easy to open and analyze the data using spreadsheet tools like Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets.
The following account types support transaction exports:
- Crypto Wallet – Track all your cryptocurrency deposits, withdrawals, trades, and rewards.
- Fiat Wallet – Monitor deposits, withdrawals, and conversions involving traditional currencies (e.g., USD, EUR).
- Crypto.com Visa Card – Review all purchases, cashbacks, and spending activity made using your linked card.
All exported files include key details such as date, time, amount, currency, transaction type, and status—ideal for accounting or tax reporting purposes.
How to Export Crypto Wallet Transaction History
Exporting your crypto wallet activity is straightforward. Follow these steps:
- Open the Crypto.com App and go to the Accounts page.
- Tap the History icon in the top-right corner.
- Select the Export button (also located in the upper right).
- Choose "Crypto Wallet" as the account type.
- Set your desired start and end dates (inclusive). Note: You can only export up to one year of data per report.
- Tap "Export to CSV".
- Once processing is complete, click Download to save the file directly to your mobile device.
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This CSV will contain all relevant transaction metadata, including blockchain addresses (where applicable), fees, and exchange rates at the time of transaction—perfect for integrating into tax software or portfolio trackers.
How to Export Fiat Wallet Transaction History
If you frequently deposit or withdraw fiat currency (like USD or EUR), exporting your fiat wallet history helps maintain accurate financial records.
Here’s how:
- Navigate to your Fiat Wallet within the app.
- Tap the Export button in the top-right corner.
- Select the start and end dates for the period you want to export (maximum 365 days).
- Click "Export to CSV".
- After generation, tap Download to retrieve the file on your phone.
This file includes information about bank transfers, wire deposits, currency conversions, and more—helpful for reconciling with your bank statements or verifying tax-related inflows and outflows.
How to Export Crypto.com Visa Card Transaction History
Your Crypto.com Visa Card spending can also be tracked and exported for budgeting or reimbursement purposes.
To export card transaction history:
- From the main menu, tap the Card icon to enter your Visa card dashboard.
- Tap the transaction history icon (top-right) to view all recent activity.
- Then, tap the export icon (usually in the top-left).
- Choose the desired date range for the report.
- Confirm by tapping Export.
- Once ready, download the CSV file directly to your device.
This report includes merchant names, purchase amounts, cashback rewards earned in CRO or other tokens, and transaction dates—ideal for expense tracking or corporate reimbursement workflows.
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How Many Transactions Can Be Included in One Report?
Each exported CSV file supports a maximum date range of one calendar year (365 days). While there's no fixed limit on the number of individual transactions, this time-based restriction ensures file size remains manageable and processing stays fast.
If you need records spanning multiple years, simply generate separate reports for each 12-month period.
For long-term investors or high-frequency traders, this segmented approach also makes it easier to organize data by fiscal year or tax cycle.
Where Can I Find Previously Generated Reports?
All exported transaction reports are temporarily stored in your account under Download History.
Key points:
- The system retains the last 30 generated reports.
- Each report remains available for download for up to 30 days after creation.
- After 30 days, older reports are automatically deleted for privacy and security reasons.
Therefore, if you anticipate needing historical data beyond this window, make sure to:
- Download reports immediately after generation
- Save them securely on your personal device or cloud storage
- Organize them with clear naming conventions (e.g., “Crypto_Wallet_2025_Q1.csv”)
How to View Previous Crypto.com Card Transaction History
If you've replaced or upgraded your physical or virtual Crypto.com Visa card, you may still want access to past transactions linked to the old card.
To view previous card activity:
- Go to your current card’s transaction history.
- Scroll all the way to the bottom of the list.
- Tap "Previous Card Transactions".
This section displays all purchases and withdrawals made before your card was renewed or reissued—ensuring continuity in your financial tracking even after card changes.
This feature is especially useful for users who upgrade their card tier annually and want to review full-year spending patterns across multiple cards.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can I export transaction history for tax purposes?
Yes. The CSV files exported from the Crypto.com App include essential details such as transaction date, amount, asset type, and value in fiat currency—making them suitable for importing into popular tax reporting platforms like Koinly, CoinTracking, or Accointing.
Is there a way to automate transaction exports?
Currently, the Crypto.com App does not offer automated or scheduled exports. All reports must be manually generated through the steps outlined above. However, some third-party portfolio trackers support API integration with Crypto.com for continuous syncing.
Are staking rewards and referral bonuses included in exported data?
Yes. Staking payouts, referral bonuses, MCO/Earn rewards, and other incentive programs appear in your Crypto Wallet export, categorized clearly so you can distinguish between different income sources.
Why can’t I see the export button?
The export feature may not be visible if:
- You're using an outdated version of the app (update via App Store or Google Play)
- Your account hasn’t completed full verification
- You’re viewing a section that doesn’t support exports (e.g., NFTs or DeFi wallet)
Ensure your app is updated and fully authenticated before attempting export functions.
Can I export data from multiple wallets at once?
No. Each export must be done separately for Crypto Wallet, Fiat Wallet, and Visa Card accounts. Batch exports across multiple account types are not currently supported.
What should I do if my CSV file is empty or incomplete?
If a downloaded file appears blank or missing data:
- Regenerate the report with a narrower date range
- Check that transactions actually occurred during the selected period
- Restart the app and retry the export process
If issues persist, contact Crypto.com support directly through the app for troubleshooting assistance.
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By mastering how to export your transaction history from the Crypto.com App, you gain greater transparency over your digital finances. Whether you're managing investments, preparing taxes, or analyzing spending habits, regular access to clean, structured data empowers smarter decision-making.
Remember to download and archive reports frequently—especially those nearing their 30-day expiration window—and use consistent naming practices for easy retrieval later.
With these steps and best practices in place, you’re well-equipped to stay organized, compliant, and in control of your crypto journey.