Kryptos

Overview

Kryptos brings connected accounts into a live portfolio dashboard covering crypto, DeFi, and NFTs, then classifies activity for tax reporting in 35+ countries. Users can import transactions manually, through an API, or by CSV, and export tax reports as PDF, CSV, or K4. That combination suits people who want portfolio monitoring alongside tax preparation; it is less compelling if tax volume is difficult to estimate and could push a low-cost plan over its cap.

Kryptos advertises 5,500+ integrations across exchanges, wallets, blockchains, and DeFi protocols. That breadth is useful for portfolios spread across services, but the deciding point is whether the sources a user actually relies on are supported.

Key features

Portfolio and tax workflow

The consolidated dashboard provides a single view of connected accounts and crypto, DeFi, and NFT activity. For tax filing, transaction import options accommodate both manual records and data brought in by API or CSV. Exporting to three formats offers flexibility for downstream filing or recordkeeping, though the value depends on the user's preferred workflow.

Developer and business tools

Kryptos Connect offers a unified API, TypeScript and Python SDKs, normalized data, and real-time webhooks. Its free developer tier allows 10,000 requests per month at a stated limit of 60 requests per minute, a defined starting point for integrations without committing to a paid tax plan.

Business features extend beyond individual tax reporting to treasury tracking, chart-of-accounts mapping, invoicing, payroll, and audit-ready GAAP and IFRS reporting. That makes Kryptos relevant to organizations with accounting needs, rather than just investors filing personal returns.

Security and mobile

Kryptos says it is ISO 27001 certified and has SOC 1 and SOC 2 reports available. Native iOS and Android apps support portfolio syncing, push alerts, biometric authentication, and tax report downloads. The mobile app page says API keys are read-only, without withdrawal scopes, and data is encrypted at rest and in transit—useful safeguards for users connecting financial accounts.

Pricing

The Free plan costs 0.00 USD per tax year and covers up to 100 transactions per tax year; the pricing page says current and future years remain free at that cap. It is a sensible fit for modest activity, but users with more than 100 transactions need a higher tier.

Hobbyist costs 39.00 USD per year for up to 300 transactions, making it the lowest-cost paid annual option for a small increase in volume. Lite costs 89.00 USD per year for up to 1,000 transactions, while Standard costs 139.00 USD per year for up to 3,000. Advanced costs 259.00 USD per year for up to 10,000; Elite is 459.00 USD per year for up to 30,000; Max is 689.00 USD per year for up to 50,000; and Ultra is 989.00 USD per year for up to 100,000. These steps let users match spend to tax-year activity, but an accurate transaction estimate matters: the cheaper tiers trade lower cost for tighter caps.

Starter is 45.00 USD per month, with quarterly or annual options shown and annual billing saving 20%; it includes up to 1,000 transactions and 5,500+ integrations. Pro Membership is a separate optional add-on, billed $3 for your first month, then $6.99/month. It adds DeFi and NFT support, tax insights, daily sync, priority support, and API and MCP access. This is a monthly commitment rather than a replacement for choosing a tax plan, so readers should distinguish the add-on from the transaction-based tiers.

A 14-day trial is offered. Customers who have not generated a tax report may request a refund within seven days of purchase. Enterprise plans use custom pricing; listed support can include onboarding sessions, and some plans include live chat and a dedicated customer success manager.

Platforms

Kryptos supports web, iOS, Android, and API access. The native mobile apps add syncing, alerts, biometric authentication, and report downloads, while the API and SDKs suit developers building connected workflows.

Who it's for

Kryptos is a strong fit for crypto users with multiple connected sources who want portfolio visibility and tax reporting in one workflow, especially when their activity fits a clearly defined annual transaction tier. Developers can start with the API's stated free request allowance. Businesses needing treasury and accounting functions have a broader feature set to consider, though enterprise pricing is custom. Users who want only a small, fixed transaction allowance may be better served by the free plan than by paying for unused capacity.

Pros and cons

• Pros: 5,500+ advertised integrations and multiple import routes can accommodate varied crypto records.
• Pros: Reports export as PDF, CSV, or K4, giving users several ways to continue tax and accounting work.
• Pros: Free tax reporting covers up to 100 transactions per tax year, including current and future years at that limit.
• Pros: Separate API and business capabilities serve developers and accounting teams as well as individual filers.
• Cons: Most paid tax tiers impose transaction caps, so users with volatile activity may need to budget for a higher tier.
• Cons: Pro Membership is an optional monthly add-on, so its sync, support, and access benefits add recurring cost beyond tax-plan pricing.

Alternatives

CoinTracking is another freemium option with apps across Android, iOS, web, and API; its free plan is portfolio-view only, with a seven-day trial of unlimited imports and no credit card. Choose it when a portfolio-only free tier and trial are the priority.

Pacioli is free and open source across desktop, self-hosted, and web platforms, but its pre-launch version requires building from source and packaged installers are not yet available. It is the alternative for readers who prioritize open-source software and can handle that setup.

rotki offers a free tier capped at 1,000 recent events and 10 user notes, with Linux, macOS, self-hosted, and Windows support. Consider it when those platform options and event limits fit better than Kryptos's tax-year transaction tiers.

CryptaCount has a web-based B2B free plan for one user, workspace, and wallet, with 1,000 transactions per month and one blockchain. Choose it when that narrow team and monthly allowance match the use case.

HQ Wealth has a web-based free plan with one portfolio, 12 templates, five on-chain scans per portfolio per month, and a watermarked tax extract. It may suit readers whose needs fit those portfolio and scan limits.

Tokenbooks offers web and API access; its free plan includes one portfolio, five wallets, and 1,000 total transactions. Choose it when that wallet-based allowance is a closer fit.

Wag3s is a web-based option whose Starter plan is free during Alpha and includes wallet tracking, one-click tax reports, AI categorization, multi-chain support, and portfolio analytics. It may appeal to users who want those functions while the Alpha offer lasts.

Ledgible is a web-based freemium alternative with a Professional Tax starting price of 49.00 USD per contact. Consider it when a per-contact starting price better matches the way a tax service is procured.

Browse the Crypto Accounting Software category for more options.

Verdict

Kryptos is a good choice for individuals, developers, and businesses that need broad crypto-source coverage alongside portfolio, tax, or accounting workflows. Its main advantage is that breadth, reinforced by multiple import and export paths; its main drawback is that individual tax plans hinge on transaction caps, with additional features such as Pro Membership carrying separate monthly cost. Choose it if your sources and annual volume fit the plan structure; look elsewhere if they do not.