Exodus Crypto Tax Guide
Awaken makes it easy to import all of your Exodus Wallet transactions and get your tax reporting done in in minutes! You can directly connect addresses from many of the 50+ blockchains supported by Exodus, and for other networks, simply upload a CSV. We'll sync your transaction history and generate accurate, audit-ready tax reports, all in one place.
✅ Step-by-Step: Connecting Your Exodus Wallet to Awaken
To connect your Exodus Wallet:
Go to the Accounts tab on Awaken
Click Add Account
Type Exodus in the search bar
Click Add Wallet
Select the blockchain you want to import
Paste your public wallet address for each blockchain you’ve used in Exodus
Each EVM will import your transactions across multiple blockchains
Repeat steps 1-6 for each separate wallet address
Awaken will automatically fetch transactions from supported blockchains — including swaps, transfers, staking rewards, NFT activity, and more.
📌 Important: Exodus supports over 50 blockchains. You’ll need to add each address separately (just once for each of your EVM addresses).
🔗 Blockchains You Can Connect Directly
Awaken supports direct wallet integration for these blockchains commonly used in Exodus:
Ethereum (0x address) and other EVM chains (Polygon, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Blast, and HyperLiquid, and more)
Bitcoin
Solana
Sui
Just paste your wallet address for each chain, and we’ll automatically sync all historical and ongoing transactions.
📄 Importing CSVs for Other Blockchains
For blockchains we don’t yet support natively — including many in the Cosmos ecosystem — you can import your data manually via CSV:
Use stake.tax to generate CSVs for Cosmos chains like Osmosis, Cosmos Hub, and Celestia
For other chains, export your Exodus transaction history from the app or a compatible block explorer
Follow our formatting guide to prepare your file: 👉 How to Format Your CSV for Awaken Tax
In Awaken, go to Accounts > Add Account > Upload CSV, and drag in your file
Repeat this process for each unsupported chain you’ve used in Exodus to ensure complete tax coverage.
🔗 Don’t Forget to Add All Wallets and Exchanges
Before reviewing or editing your transaction history in Awaken, make sure you've imported all your wallets and exchanges, not just Exodus.
You get your full tax picture, you need to import:
Centralized exchanges (e.g., Coinbase, Kraken, Crypto.com)
All other wallets + chains (e.g., MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Ledger, Trezor)
Head to the Awaken Integrations Hub to find instructions for connecting the remaining accounts. Once everything is synced, you’re ready to review your transactions and download your tax reports!
🌍 How to Do Exodus Wallet Taxes in Awaken
Exodus users often transact across multiple blockchains, which can create complex tax scenarios. Awaken simplifies this by automatically categorizing:
Capital gains from token swaps, sales, and NFTs
Income from staking, airdrops, or yield rewards
Gas and bridge fees that may be deductible (depending on your country)
Awaken handles your transactions and reporting based on your local crypto tax regulations, with support for over 20 countries. Learn more about your specific tax jurisdiction here.
🕵️ Does Exodus Report to the IRS?
No. Exodus is non-custodial and does not report to the IRS or collect personal data. However, if you’ve moved crypto between Exodus and centralized exchanges (like Coinbase or Binance), your wallets may be traceable.
To stay compliant, it’s essential to include all Exodus wallet activity in your Awaken report — even if it never touched a centralized platform.
