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    🇪🇸Bit2Me · Spain #1 · CSV import

    How to import Bit2Me transactions into Taxxy

    Spain's leading regulated crypto exchange — fully supported via CSV import.

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    What's imported

    What Taxxy imports from Bit2Me

    Spot trades
    Deposits & withdrawals
    Staking rewards
    Card purchases
    OTC trades
    Bit2Me Earn rewards

    Import Guide

    Step-by-step CSV import guide

    CSV import from Bit2Me's transaction history export. Taxxy's parser recognises Bit2Me's format automatically — no manual mapping needed.

    1

    Log in to Bit2Me

    Go to bit2me.com and sign in to your account.

    2

    Navigate to Activity or History

    Go to your account menu → Activity or Transaction History. In newer Bit2Me UI, this is under "Historial" in the main navigation.

    3

    Export your transactions

    Look for the Export or Download button (usually a spreadsheet icon). Select CSV as the format.

    4

    Select your date range

    Choose the full date range you need — typically the entire tax year (1 Jan to 31 Dec). Export the file.

    5

    Upload to Taxxy

    In Taxxy, go to Wallets → Add Exchange → CSV Import, select "Bit2Me" or use "Auto-detect", and upload your CSV. Taxxy will import and categorise all transactions automatically.

    Things to know

    Bit2Me-specific notes

    Most important exchange for Spanish IRPF

    Bit2Me is Spain's largest regulated crypto exchange and is registered with the Banco de España. Transactions on Bit2Me are particularly important for Spanish IRPF and Modelo 721 compliance. Taxxy correctly identifies Bit2Me as a Spanish exchange and applies EUR-denominated valuations at AEAT-compliant rates.

    Bit2Me Pro vs standard account

    Bit2Me has both a standard retail account and Bit2Me Pro (advanced trading). Both use the same underlying account and their transaction histories can be exported together.

    Modelo 721 implication

    If you hold crypto on Bit2Me, this counts as holdings on a Spanish exchange. Holdings on foreign exchanges (outside Spain) above €50,000 require Modelo 721. Bit2Me is a Spanish exchange, so holdings there generally do NOT trigger Modelo 721 — Taxxy tracks this distinction automatically.

    FAQ

    Common questions

    ¿Taxxy soporta la API de Bit2Me?

    Actualmente Taxxy importa transacciones de Bit2Me mediante CSV. La importación vía API está en nuestro roadmap. Exporta el historial de transacciones desde tu cuenta Bit2Me y súbelo a Taxxy.

    ¿Cómo exporto mi historial de Bit2Me?

    Ve a tu cuenta de Bit2Me → Actividad o Historial → busca el botón de exportar y selecciona CSV. Taxxy reconoce el formato de Bit2Me automáticamente al subirlo.

    ¿Bit2Me está registrado ante la AEAT?

    Bit2Me está registrado ante el Banco de España como proveedor de servicios de activos virtuales (VASP) en cumplimiento de la normativa española. A partir de 2024, Bit2Me está obligado a reportar datos de usuarios a la AEAT. Mantén tus registros actualizados en Taxxy para coincidir con lo que Bit2Me reporta.

    ¿Las operaciones en Bit2Me cuentan para el Modelo 721?

    No. El Modelo 721 se aplica a criptomonedas en exchanges EXTRANJEROS (fuera de España) con valor superior a €50.000. Como Bit2Me es un exchange español registrado, los fondos allí depositados no generan obligación de Modelo 721.

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