How to import Bitstamp transactions into Taxxy
One of the oldest EU exchanges — complete history since account creation.
What's imported
What Taxxy imports from Bitstamp
Import Guide
Step-by-step import guide
Either works well. Bitstamp keeps full history since account creation, so both API and CSV give complete data.
Log in to Bitstamp
Go to bitstamp.net and sign in.
Open API access
Go to Account → Settings → API access → "Create a new API key".
Set read permissions only
Enable "Account balance" and "User transactions" (read). Do NOT enable trading or withdrawals. Activate the key from the confirmation email.
Copy key and secret
Copy the API Key and Secret into Taxxy's Bitstamp connection form.
Things to know
Bitstamp-specific notes
Full history since 2011
Bitstamp is one of the oldest exchanges (founded 2011) and keeps your complete history. If you have a long-standing account, both API and CSV give you every transaction from day one.
EU-regulated fiat rails
Bitstamp's SEPA and card funding appear as fiat transactions in your history. Taxxy treats fiat deposits/withdrawals correctly (not as taxable disposals).
FAQ
Common questions
How far back does Bitstamp history go?
Bitstamp retains your full history since account creation. Both API and CSV export your complete record, which is ideal for long-standing accounts.
Which API permissions does Bitstamp need?
Read-only — account balance and user transactions. Never enable trading or withdrawal permissions for a tax import key, and remember to activate the key from the confirmation email.
Does Taxxy handle Bitstamp SEPA funding?
Yes. Fiat deposits and withdrawals (SEPA, card) are imported as fiat movements, not taxable crypto disposals.
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