You can easily import your Ethereum transactions into CoinLedger by following these streamlined steps. This guide ensures seamless integration of your Ethereum wallet data while optimizing for efficiency and accuracy.
Step-by-Step Ethereum Import Instructions
Step 1: Add an Ethereum Account
- Navigate to the Import page in CoinLedger.
- Click Add Account and select Ethereum from the options.
Step 2: Locate Your Public Wallet Address
- Your Ethereum public address is accessible within any wallet provider (e.g., MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Ledger).
- Copy the address from your wallet interface (e.g., MetaMask’s account section).
Step 3: Paste and Connect Your Wallet
- Choose Auto-Import in CoinLedger.
- Paste your copied Ethereum public address into the designated field.
- Click Connect Wallet to initiate the transaction import.
Note:
- Transactions involving unsupported smart contracts will appear as Uncategorized.
- To classify these, refer to CoinLedger’s transaction mapping guide.
Ethereum Import Limitations
| Limitation | Threshold | Resolution |
|-----------------------------|-------------------------|--------------------------|
| Transactions per wallet | 50,000 | Split imports if exceeded|
| Wallet imports per day | 30 | Retry next day |
| Daily transaction limit | 120,000 | Retry next day |
Pro Tip: For large-scale import needs, consider batching wallet imports across multiple days.
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FAQ Section
Q1: Why are some transactions labeled "Uncategorized"?
A1: This occurs when interacting with smart contracts not yet integrated with CoinLedger. Manually map these via the linked guide.
Q2: Can I import multiple Ethereum wallets simultaneously?
A2: Yes, but stay within the daily limits (30 wallets/120,000 transactions).
Q3: What if my import fails?
A3: Check if you’ve exceeded transaction thresholds or try again during non-peak hours.
Q4: Are staking rewards automatically categorized?
A4: Yes, if the protocol is supported. Otherwise, manual classification is required.
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CoinLedger continuously updates its integration capabilities. Check back for higher transaction limits and expanded smart contract support.