How to Export Your Atomic Wallet Transaction Records for Tracking Crypto Profits?

Exporting Transaction History via Atomic Wallet Desktop Application

1. Launch the Atomic Wallet desktop client on Windows, macOS, or Linux.

2. Navigate to the Transactions tab located in the left-hand sidebar.

3. Click the three-dot menu icon at the top-right corner of the transaction list panel.

4. Select Export Transactions from the dropdown.

5. Choose a destination folder and confirm the CSV file format — no other formats are supported for export.

Filtering Data Before Export

1. Use the date range picker above the transaction table to narrow down records by start and end dates.

2. Apply asset filters using the token selector to isolate BTC, ETH, or any ERC-20/ERC-223 token held in the wallet.

3. Toggle between All Transactions, Incoming, or Outgoing before exporting.

4. Sort entries by timestamp, amount, or status using column headers to ensure chronological accuracy in exported spreadsheets.

Understanding CSV Output Structure

1. Each row contains txid, date, type (send/receive), asset, amount, fee, and address.

2. The fee field reflects network cost denominated in the native chain currency — e.g., ETH for Ethereum-based transfers.

3. Multi-asset swaps appear as two separate rows: one outgoing and one incoming, both tagged with swap in the type column.

4. No private keys, seed phrases, or sensitive authentication tokens are ever included in exported files.

Manual Reconciliation with Tax Reporting Tools

1. Import the CSV into spreadsheet software like Excel or Google Sheets to add calculated columns for USD value at time of transaction.

2. Cross-reference timestamps with historical price APIs such as CoinGecko or CoinMarketCap to derive acquisition and disposal values.

3. Flag transactions involving decentralized exchange liquidity pools or staking rewards — these may trigger taxable events under certain jurisdictions.

4. Identify internal transfers between wallets owned by the same entity; some tax authorities require them to be marked as non-taxable movements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does Atomic Wallet support exporting transaction history directly from the mobile app?A: No. Export functionality is only available in the desktop application. Mobile users must sync with the desktop version or manually copy transaction details from blockchain explorers using txids.

Q: Are failed or pending transactions included in the exported CSV?A: Only confirmed transactions appear in exports. Pending or reverted operations do not populate the local transaction cache until finality is achieved on-chain.

Q: Can I export transaction data for multiple wallets simultaneously?A: Each wallet profile must be selected individually before export. The desktop interface does not offer batch export across accounts or devices.

Q: Is there a limit to how many transactions can be exported at once?A: There is no hardcoded cap. Exports include all locally synced records — typically up to 1,000 most recent entries unless full blockchain synchronization has been enabled in advanced settings.