Ledger crypto tax report

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Import your Ledger hardware wallet into Coinfig by public address or CSV and generate a filing-ready crypto tax report across every chain you hold.

How to connect Ledger to Coinfig

Open Ledger Live

Open Ledger Live and select each account (Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc.) you want to import.
Find your public address

Copy each account’s public/receive address. Your private keys never leave the device.
Add addresses in Coinfig

In Coinfig, choose Ledger, pick the network and paste each public address.
Or export from Ledger Live

Alternatively, export operation history from Ledger Live as a CSV and upload it.

Transaction type	Supported	Notes
Sends / receives	Yes	Matched as transfers where both sides are known.
On-chain swaps	Yes	Crypto-to-crypto disposals.
Staking rewards	Yes	Imported as income at receipt value.
Multi-chain holdings	Yes	Add each chain’s address separately.
Network fees	Yes	Captured as transaction costs.

A Ledger holds many chains; add each network address you used.
Activity done through third-party apps via Ledger appears on-chain and is read by address.

How do I do my Ledger taxes for SARS?

Add each public address from Ledger Live to Coinfig, or upload a Ledger Live CSV. Coinfig reads the chain and classifies activity for SARS.

Is it safe to connect Ledger to Coinfig?

Yes. Coinfig only uses your public addresses, which are visible on-chain anyway. Your private keys stay on the device and are never shared.

Does Ledger report to SARS?

No. Ledger is a self-custody hardware wallet and does not report. The blockchain is public, however. This is not tax advice.

My Ledger holds several coins — how do I import them all?

Add each chain’s public address (Bitcoin, Ethereum and so on). Coinfig imports per network and combines them in your report.