Paste a Hedera account ID or EVM address and get an audit-ready record of everything it did: HBAR and token transfers, swaps, staking rewards and fees, with per-asset flows, today's valuation and a CSV export. Everything is read from the Hedera Mirror Node; nothing is uploaded and no wallet is connected.
Every leg the ledger recorded becomes a row: asset, amount, direction, fee, counterparty, timestamp and a HashScan link. Values are stated in HBAR because the HBAR side of a trade is recorded on-chain. The ledger does not carry historical prices for arbitrary HTS tokens, so the report never invents them — USD figures use today's HBAR price and are labelled as such.
When both legs of a swap land in the same consensus second and one side is HBAR or WHBAR, the trade is reconstructed, priced in HBAR and matched first-in-first-out for realized profit and loss. Token-to-token swaps are listed as flows but not valued.
One row per movement — UTC date, direction, asset, amount, USD value at today's price, transaction ID, counterparty, memo and HashScan link — followed by a summary of HBAR in, HBAR out, fees, detected trades, realized P&L and the accounting method used.
Choose 30 days, 90 days or one year. Each window is capped at 1,200 transactions; narrow the window for accounts with very heavy activity.
Yes. Rewards appear as HBAR income and airdropped tokens appear as inflows with no cost, so a later sale shows its full gain.
No. It is a faithful record of on-chain activity with a standard FIFO method applied where the ledger allows it. Confirm the method your jurisdiction requires with your accountant.
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