What Tria Tax Kit Does
This feature gives users a clean export of their crypto activity in a format that fits directly into existing tax software. Users can export all supported crypto wallet and card spend transactions, select a custom date range, and receive their statement as a CSV via email.
Supported Transaction Types
- Send
- Receive
- Convert
What Each Export Includes
- Transaction date and type
- Token and chain
- Token amount and USD value at the time of transaction
- Transaction hash (for wallet transactions)
Tria does not interpret transactions or provide tax advice. It provides a complete and accurate record of activity clearly and reliably, so users can apply their own reporting approach.
Everyday Usage Changes the Accounting Reality
Crypto is no longer used in isolated moments. Many users now rely on it for everyday spending, transfers, and asset management. That shift creates a very different transaction footprint. A single month of normal usage can include hundreds of card payments, frequent asset conversions, and transfers across multiple chains. Each action feels small in the moment, but together they form thousands of reportable events depending on local rules.
Most tax frameworks globally were designed around occasional crypto activity, not continuous usage. As adoption accelerates, the gap between how crypto is used and how it is reported becomes more visible.
The Hidden Cost of Everyday Crypto
The hardest part of tax season is rarely the tax itself — it is reconstructing activity after the fact. Transactions are spread across chains. Asset values change continuously. Card payments do not resemble traditional wallet transfers. By the time reporting is required, users are often forced to piece together their financial history manually. That friction does more than create inconvenience. It quietly discourages people from using crypto as money.
Designing for the Full Lifecycle of Money
At Tria, the goal is to make onchain money usable without introducing new layers of complexity. That means designing for the full lifecycle of money, not just the moment a transaction occurs. Tria Tax Kit reflects that approach. It recognizes that real-world usage creates downstream responsibilities and ensures the infrastructure supports users beyond the point of execution.
Built for Real Usage, Not Edge Cases
The feature is designed around how people actually use crypto. It supports everyday spending, conversions, and transfers without requiring changes to existing behavior or workflows. As onchain money becomes more normal, the systems around it need to mature alongside it. Everyday finance only works when the experience holds up at every stage of the cycle, including tax time. Tria Tax Kit helps make that possible.
Onchain money should be easy to use and easy to report. We are building both.
