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Wallet Account

How to import wallet transactions from the blockchain into Recap.

Written by Scott

Adding Your Transactions: Overview → Exchange API → Wallet → Exchange Statement → Custom

A Wallet Account lets you import transactions directly from the blockchain by entering your wallet address. Recap fetches your full transaction history automatically and re-syncs periodically to keep it up to date.
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Supported blockchains

Recap supports automated wallet imports for a range of blockchains. See our Wallet Integrations collection for the full list and individual setup guides for each.
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If your blockchain isn't listed, you can still import your transactions using a Custom Account.
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How to add a wallet account

  1. From the Accounts screen, click Add Account at the top right.

  2. Select the Crypto Wallet account type, then press Next.
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  3. Choose the required blockchain, then click Next again.
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  4. Enter your blockchain address(es) and then click Next to complete the setup. Recap will fetch your transaction history automatically.

How it works

When you add a Wallet Account, Recap reads the transaction history associated with your address directly from the blockchain.​


​Some wallets use a single address. Others — particularly Bitcoin wallets — generate multiple addresses over time, including change addresses created when sending funds.​


​This is why it's important to add every address associated with your wallet, not just the primary one.
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Important notes

  1. Multiple blockchains: If you've used the same address on multiple blockchains, you must add it separately for each one.
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  2. Complete address coverage: Add every address you own to ensure all of your transactions are captured accurately.

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