Crypto tax, figured out — for South Africa

Why we built Coinfig

Exchange exports are incomplete, crypto-to-crypto trades hide taxable events, and SARS expects FIFO cost basis and a clear capital-versus-revenue story. International crypto tax tools localise after the fact; Coinfig was designed around South African rules from the first line of code — the FIFO bundle method, rand-accurate pricing, and outputs that map to SARS codes and the IT3(c) declaration.

We started with South Africa because it is where the need is sharpest and where we can be the most useful: deep on local exchanges, SARS rules and the realities of CARF, rather than spread thin across dozens of countries. As we expand, every new jurisdiction will get the same first-principles treatment — never a translated afterthought.

Provenance over guesswork

Our principle is simple: a report is only as good as the data behind it. Coinfig reads your real history from every exchange, wallet and chain you use, prices it in rand, and tells you honestly how complete it is with the Data Completeness Score. That is what turns a number into a return you can defend.

Who we are

Coinfig is built by Silver Sixpence (Pty) Ltd, based in Centurion, Gauteng. We work with individual investors and with the accountants and tax practitioners who serve them.