MoonPay Users Can Now Simplify Tax Reporting with Koinly

We're excited to announce that Koinly has added support for MoonPay within its tax reporting flow.

Koinly is the leading crypto tax software designed for accurate reporting, trusted by more than 2 million crypto investors worldwide. With over 1,000 integrations and support for more than 7,200 DeFi protocols, Koinly helps users manage their crypto activity and file taxes with confidence, wherever they're based.

With this integration, MoonPay users can export their transaction history as a CSV file and upload it directly to Koinly. Koinly then uses that data to automatically generate a complete crypto tax report, covering every buy, sell, and swap made through MoonPay.

This makes tax season significantly simpler for shared users. Rather than manually tracking transactions or reconciling records across platforms, MoonPay customers can pull their full history into Koinly in a few clicks and get an accurate, compliant report in return.

The integration reflects a broader need in the industry: as more people buy and hold crypto across different apps and wallets, accurate tax reporting has become one of the biggest points of friction for everyday investors. By making MoonPay data easy to import, Koinly removes a real barrier for users who want to stay compliant without the manual work.

"Crypto investors deserve tools that make ownership easier at every stage, not just when they're buying or selling," said Ivan Soto-Wright, Co-Founder and CEO of MoonPay. "Working with Koinly means our users can move from a MoonPay transaction to a finished tax report in minutes."

MoonPay users can export their transaction history today and upload it to Koinly to generate a tax report. To connect your MoonPay account, follow Koinly's step by step guide at koinly.io/integrations/moonpay.

This content is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute tax, accounting, legal, or financial advice. MoonPay is not an accounting firm or tax adviser. Tax laws and regulations vary by jurisdiction and may change over time. You should consult a qualified tax professional or accountant regarding your individual circumstances before making any tax-related decisions.