Cointracker

TL;DR: CoinTracker is crypto tax and portfolio tracking software. It pulls in transactions from wallets and exchanges, works out cost basis, capital gains and income, and produces tax reports that can go to TurboTax, H&R Block or an accountant. Its Solana support decodes on-chain activity such as swaps, staking, lending, liquidity pools and NFT trades, so users don't have to classify those transactions by hand.

What CoinTracker does

Crypto taxes get hard once someone holds assets across several exchanges and self-custody wallets. Every swap, sale, reward or airdrop can be a taxable event, and cost basis has to follow the asset as it moves between platforms. CoinTracker describes its workflow in three steps. Sync imports transactions from wallets and exchanges and tracks transfers between them. Optimize shows gains and losses before filing and points out tax-saving opportunities. Relax produces IRS-ready reports.

Features listed on the site and pricing page:

• Tax reports and forms for the current year and every past year, with TurboTax and H&R Block integrations for e-filing.
• Tax loss harvesting and cost basis tools, including tax lot breakdowns and, on higher tiers, a choice of cost basis method per year.
• Portfolio and performance tracking across all connected accounts.
• Form 1099-DA reconciliation. US custodial brokers began issuing this new IRS form for tax year 2025. CoinTracker helps users check broker-reported proceeds against their full transaction history and fill in missing cost basis.

How it handles Solana

CoinTracker announced what it called "industry-leading" Solana support in a March 2024 blog post. The post says Solana is harder to handle than Bitcoin or EVM chains because of concepts like rent fees and token accounts. It also says token transfers alone don't reveal the right tax treatment, so the software has to decode instruction data. CoinTracker says it now imports and classifies Solana activity automatically, covering token swaps, native SOL and token staking, NFT transactions, liquidity pools, yield farming, lending and rent fees.

The same post names dApps whose transactions are auto-categorized: Magic Eden, [[PROJECT:261]] (Marinade Finance), [[PROJECT:303]] (Kamino), marginfi, Orca, Lifinity, Meteora, Solblaze and [[PROJECT:219]] (Jupiter). CoinTracker lists Alchemy as its technology partner for Solana data and Helius as its NFT data provider. It also says it worked with partners including [[PROJECT:853]] (Phantom), the Solana Foundation, Coinbase Wallet, Magic Eden and OpenSea on the rollout.

According to its Solana integration page, the software syncs SOL, SPL tokens and NFT transactions, tracks staking and DeFi activity, and calculates gains, income and cost basis. Users add a wallet by its public address from wallets such as Phantom, Solflare, Trust Wallet or a Ledger. A CSV import route is also available. The page explains how common Solana activity is treated: staking rewards and airdrops as income when received, swaps as disposals of the token given up, and transfers between a user's own wallets as non-taxable.

Pricing

CoinTracker charges by the number of transactions in the current tax year, and every plan includes forms for past years. According to the pricing page, the tiers are:

• Free: portfolio tracking and a tax summary, with no downloadable forms.
• Base: $59 a year for up to 100 transactions, or $99 for up to 250.
• Prime: $199 a year for up to 1,000 transactions, or $299 for up to 2,500. Adds tax loss harvesting.
• Ultra: $599 a year for up to 10,000 transactions, or $1,999 for up to 50,000.
• Full Service: $3,499 a year for accounts above 50,000 transactions.

CoinTracker suggests Ultra for users active in DeFi, bridges and LP positions, which covers most heavy Solana on-chain users.

Partnerships

CoinTracker is Coinbase's preferred crypto tax partner. In a February 2026 post, Coinbase said it had built CoinTracker's reconciliation tools into its app. The tools let Coinbase users fill in missing cost basis on Form 1099-DA, which typically goes missing when assets were transferred in from other wallets or exchanges. Coinbase offered new CoinTracker users 20% off, with larger savings for Coinbase One members. The CoinTracker homepage also names H&R Block, Kraken and TurboTax as partners.

Company background

Jon Lerner and Chandan Lodha founded CoinTracker in 2017, and the company joined Y Combinator in 2018, according to its About page. The page reports more than 3 million users worldwide and more than 4 million linked wallets and exchanges. The team works fully remotely.

In January 2022 CoinTracker raised a $100 million Series A led by Accel at a $1.3 billion valuation, as reported by The Block and announced via Business Wire. Total funding at that point was about $102 million. Other backers listed by the company include General Catalyst, Initialized Capital, Coinbase Ventures, Kraken Ventures, Intuit Ventures and Seven Seven Six.

In July 2026 the team launched Nino in beta. Nino is a separate financial planning service that pairs clients with a CFP and CPA team and covers investments, equity compensation, cash, real estate and retirement. CoinTracker data plugs in directly. Nino is a flat-fee service starting at $2,000 a year. The company says CoinTracker itself is unchanged and that crypto taxes remain its core focus.

Place in the Solana ecosystem

CoinTracker isn't a Solana protocol and has no token. It is off-chain software that reads Solana activity and turns it into tax records. It matters to Solana users because active on-chain use, such as liquid staking, lending, LP positions and frequent swaps, can generate thousands of taxable events a year. Coinbase's 1099-DA forms don't cover DEX activity, so a tool that decodes Solana program instructions directly helps close that reporting gap.