Other Wallets

Connect to Any Crypto Wallet

With Cryptoworth, “Any Crypto Wallet” means exactly that—whether it’s a Bitcoin xpub, an EVM address, a Cosmos key, Solana public key, or even more niche chains—you simply provide a read-only public address or API key, and our platform automatically connects to on-chain data. Underneath, we ingest financial data via APIs or directly from blockchain explorers, populating your ledger with all token transfers, gas fees, staking rewards, and DeFi activity.

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Cryptoworth can support all cryptocurrency accounts

If your specific wallet isn’t in our predefined list, don’t worry—Cryptoworth can instantly integrate it. Just supply the public addresses (like Bitcoin xpub/ypub, Ethereum/Cosmos/Solana address) or CSV exports, and our system begins syncing transaction history—no vendor partnerships, no custom development required. You gain immediate visibility into funding, swap activities, DeFi yield, NFT transactions, or liquidity pool events associated with that wallet.

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Multichain Wallets Support for Accounting Purpose

This wallet-agnostic model empowers accounting and treasury teams to standardize on a single platform. All on-chain activity is normalized, categorized, and categorized with accounting rules tied to cost-basis logic, unrealized gain/loss, impairment triggers, and more. You can map data to your chart of accounts and schedule automated monthly closes, even if the wallet belongs to a third party or layered protocol.

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Our infrastructure supports over 230+ blockchains, 1,000+ connections (including emerging Layer 2s), and integrates seamlessly with core ETS systems like QuickBooks, Xero, and NetSuite. Data is ingested via read-only API, CSV import, or wallet address—guaranteed no withdrawal rights, just data security guaranteed. This makes setup fast, secure, and fully auditable.

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In short, Cryptoworth can connect to any crypto wallet. Just add your address or API anchor, and you'll have a reliable, reconciled, and complete crypto subledger—all without needing vendor-specific integrations or manual data wrangling.

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