Adding a chain or a protocol

Taxinger reads a network from the network itself and a protocol from the chain alone, so that every entry in your year can be proven to a tax office. That is what decides when a new one can be added, and the answer to "when will you support X" is: when every user's history on X can be read in full.

In full, or nothing

A network is added once the whole history of any address on it can be read: from its first transaction to the last block that can no longer change, with the fee every transaction paid and the moves the network makes without a transaction at all.

Partial coverage is of no use in a tax year. A history with holes in it produces figures you cannot hand to an authority, so a network is read in full or it is not offered, and a figure we cannot stand behind is kept out of your totals and listed for your answer.

A protocol is the same question one level down: each of its actions has to be readable from the chain, in the amounts that moved, together with the receipt and share tokens it issues and the way its rewards and interest reach you. Until all of that holds, what the protocol did is read as the transfers it made, and what is unclear after that is listed as unclear.

A fork that behaves like Uniswap, Curve, Aave v3 or Compound, and any vault on the ERC-4626 standard, is read with nothing added for it: what is recognised is the standard, not the brand.

Asking for one

Write to us with the network or protocol, its documentation, and an example transaction for each of its actions: support@taxinger.com. Transactions already in our data and the users waiting on them decide the order, so an example from your own history is the strongest thing you can send.

What is added is announced under What's new, and a network added is read when you next ask for it.