Activity with context
Bring multichain history together and classify movements by contract, account or token. Rules apply consistent treatment to recurring activity.
On-chain businesses
For staking providers, infrastructure businesses and protocol teams. Connect rewards, swaps, bridges and fees to their cost and accounting impact.
The right context for each movement
Each record retains its source transaction.
Bring multichain history together and classify movements by contract, account or token. Rules apply consistent treatment to recurring activity.
Connect incoming assets, outgoing assets and fees. Inspect acquisition lots to explain a swap’s result, not just its closing balance.
Separate account balances from protocol positions. Identify receipt-token overlap to understand your actual exposure.
OPERATIONS AND FINANCE, WITH SHARED CONTEXT
Accounting should not have to reconstruct what the technical team already knows. Review each asset, its platforms and the lots behind each result.
FIFO, LIFO or average cost, with source records and realised gains visible.
Historical reconciliation helps locate differences between your records and the chain.
Ask about your records and review classification proposals. No change is applied without confirmation.
| Source | Quantity | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Purchase · Exchange | 2 ETH | €5,000 |
| Swap · Ethereum | 1 ETH | €2,600 |
| Staking reward | 0.1 ETH | €270 |
BEFORE WE TALK
We work with EVM blockchains, Bitcoin, Solana, Sui, Aptos, NEAR and Cosmos. You can also add other blockchains in Conta and record their transactions manually. We review automatic coverage for your accounts, contracts and protocols with you.
No. The positions view shows current exposure; it does not create accounting movements. Costs and gains are calculated from processed transaction history.
Yes. We review new blockchains, exchanges, protocols and formats with your team. We agree on scope and availability before adding an integration.
Bring your accounts, protocols and a transaction that is hard to explain. See how to prepare it for the accounting close.