This format can be used for importing any kind of data. You have to specify the amount you are sending and the amount you are receiving in separate fields. This means you can use the file for deposits/withdrawals and even trades.
Required fields:
Date, Sent Amount, Sent Currency, Received Amount, Received Currency
Optional fields:
Fee Amount, Fee Currency, Net Worth Amount, Net Worth Currency, Tag, Description, TxHash
Decimal separators
Always use the dot as a decimals separator in your files. We do not support comma separators. Ex: 0.55 BTC is good and 0,55 BTC is bad. A decimal separator (Ex: #.00) is required for all amounts.
Dates (timestamps)
All date fields must be formatted like this: YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss. For example, if you want to enter 5th Jan 2019 the date will be 2019-01-05. It's best for timestamps to be in UTC.
I'm specifically looking to export for Koinly, but even the Universal export appears to download improperly formatted files.
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Universal format
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This format can be used for importing any kind of data. You have to specify the amount you are sending and the amount you are receiving in separate fields. This means you can use the file for deposits/withdrawals and even trades.
Required fields:
Date, Sent Amount, Sent Currency, Received Amount, Received Currency
Optional fields:
Fee Amount, Fee Currency, Net Worth Amount, Net Worth Currency, Tag, Description, TxHash
Decimal separators
Always use the dot as a decimals separator in your files. We do not support comma separators. Ex: 0.55 BTC is good and 0,55 BTC is bad. A decimal separator (Ex: #.00) is required for all amounts.
Dates (timestamps)
All date fields must be formatted like this: YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss. For example, if you want to enter 5th Jan 2019 the date will be 2019-01-05. It's best for timestamps to be in UTC.
FULL INFO: https://support.koinly.io/en/articles/9489976-how-to-create-a-custom-csv-file-with-your-data