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How do I export my transaction history?
How do I export my transaction history?

Learn how to export your transaction history in Exodus. You can export your wallet's transaction history as a CSV file for tax purposes.

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How do I export my transaction history?

Exporting your wallet's transaction history can be useful for a number of different reasons. Whether you are auditing your balance, preparing for taxes, or doing general bookkeeping, exporting your transaction history can make it easier.

This guide will go over how to export your entire transaction history or the transaction history for individual assets in Exodus.

Mobile

If you are on an older version of Android, you may need to update your Exodus app permissions to export your transaction history.

  1. In Exodus Mobile, a) tap the Profile icon, then b) tap History.

  2. To filter your transactions, tap the All types dropdown menu. You can choose one of four options:

    • All Types: Exports all sent, received, and exchanged transactions

    • Sent: Exports all sent transactions

    • Received: Exports all the transactions received in your wallet

    • Swapped: Exports all swap transactions

  3. If you want to export your transaction history for all assets, keep All assets selected.

    If you want to export the transaction history for a specific asset, tap the All assets dropdown menu, then select the asset.

  4. Tap the download icon in the top right corner.

  5. Tap Open File to view or download the CSV file containing your exported transaction history.


Desktop

  1. In Exodus Desktop, a) click the History icon, then b) select the portfolio you want to export the transaction history for. If you don't have multiple portfolios, skip to step 2.

  2. If you want to export your transaction history for all assets, a) keep All Assets selected.

    If you want to export the transaction history for a specific asset, a) click the All Assets dropdown menu, then b) select the asset.

  3. To export your transaction history, click the More menu and choose one of the four options:

    • Export All Transactions: Exports all sent, received, and exchanged transactions

    • Export Sent: Exports all sent transactions

    • Export Received: Exports all received transactions

    • Export Swapped: Exports all swap transactions

  4. Alternatively, to export a single asset's transaction history from the asset's wallet, a) click the More menu, then b) click Export Transactions.

  5. a) You will now see the file path where the exported CSV file containing your wallet's transaction history is located. b) Click OK to exit.

  6. The CSV containing your transaction history is exported to a folder named "exodus-exports" on your desktop. Double-click the folder to open it.

  7. Double-click the CSV file inside the folder to open your transaction history.


Tutorial video: How do I export my entire transaction history?


Web3 Wallet

If you sync an existing wallet to Web3 Wallet, only the transaction history of assets on supported networks will be shown.

  1. In Exodus Web3 Wallet, a) click the Wallet icon, b) click Portfolio, then select the portfolio you want to export the transaction history for. If you don't have multiple portfolios, skip to step 2.

  2. a) Tap the Profile icon, then b) tap History.

  3. Tap the All dropdown menu to filter which transactions to export. You can choose one of six options:

    • All: Exports all sent, received, and exchanged transactions

    • Sent: Exports all sent transactions

    • Received: Exports all the transactions received into your wallet

    • Swap: Exports all swap transactions

    • NFTs: Exports all NFT transactions

    • Other: Exports only the transactions that you choose

  4. To export transaction history for a specific asset, tap the All Assets dropdown menu, then choose the asset.

  5. Tap the download icon in the top right corner to download your transaction history as a CSV file.


Why does Exodus ask for storage permission?

On some older Android devices, you will need to allow storage permission for Exodus before you can export your transaction history. This is because, on some older versions of Android, Exodus can't store information on your device, such as your exported transaction history, without permission.

If you are using an Android device, when you export your transaction history for the first time, you might see a prompt asking you to allow storage permission to export your transaction history. To allow storage permission for Exodus, tap Allow.

Allowing storage permission does not allow Exodus to view or alter your existing Android files. It only allows Exodus to store information on your device, such as your exported transaction history.

If you have accidentally denied the prompt asking you to allow storage permission, or if the storage permission for Exodus is disabled on your device, you will see the error, Storage permission denied:

If you see this error, you will need to allow storage permission for Exodus on your device. You can follow Google's guide on how to allow Android permissions: Change app permissions on your Android phone.

If you experience any further issues, you're welcome to contact Exodus Support.


Why are some of my assets missing?

Some networks in Exodus have light, rather than full support. So assets that run on networks with light support might not show up on your exported transaction history.

Networks with light support

For networks with light support in Exodus, only send transactions will be displayed. However, your balance will be accurately reflected.

To view the full transaction history of assets on these networks, you can look up your address on the network's block explorer. Block explorers will provide you with all the information you need. They will also have the option to export your transaction history as a CSV file.

The following networks have light support, and you can view full transaction details on their respective block explorers:


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