Recap supports integration with Exodus via CSV files. Once set up, Recap will categorise your transaction history and calculate your tax position.
Step 1 - Download your CSV file from Exodus
Exodus lets you export a CSV file containing your transaction history:
Open Exodus and click the History icon. If you use multiple portfolios, select the portfolio you want to export.
Keep All Assets selected to export everything, or choose a specific asset from the dropdown.
Click the menu and select Export All Transactions. Exodus saves a CSV file to a folder called "exodus-exports" on your desktop.
💡 If you preview the file in a spreadsheet editor like Microsoft Excel, please do not resave it before uploading it to Recap. Automatic formatting changes may make the file unrecognisable to our software.
Step 2 - Create your Exodus account in Recap and upload your CSV
In Accounts, click the Add Account button, then select Upload Exchange Statements, then Exodus.
Give your account a name and click Next.
You'll return to Accounts, where you now have an empty Exodus account.
Open the account, then choose Import Exodus CSV.
Click Browse to find your CSV file and then click Import.
Your Exodus transactions are now in Recap.
Troubleshooting & common issues
Opening CSV files in spreadsheet software can cause import failures: apps like Excel or Numbers may reformat dates and values without any indication. If your import fails, try again with the original downloaded file.
Missing transactions: check the full transaction history is included in the exported file and verify the date range. For some networks, Exodus only exports send transactions or recent transactions; Exodus lists these in its export guide and suggests using the network's block explorer for the full history.
Duplicate transactions: if importing multiple files, make sure there's no overlap in the date ranges.
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