The transaction report provides a detailed breakdown of your order history, trade values, deposits and withdrawals, including the Australian dollar equivalent values of the trades made on the platform.

For definitions of the terms used within the transaction report, read Understanding the transaction report.

There is a limit to the number of download attempts per person per day. If you reach this limit, you'll be notified that you've "tried too many times" and must wait 24 hours to try again.

For more information about crypto and tax, visit our Crypto Tax Australia Guide blog post.

If you're looking for an invoice that shows the breakdown of one individual transaction, visit Download recipient-created tax invoice (RCTI).

How to download a transaction report

• App

  1. Select the three lines in the top left corner to expand the side menu.
  2. Select  Profile, then select  Transaction reports.
  3. Choose your date ranges.
  4. Select Download .pdf or Download .csv to download your reports in your preferred format.

• Web

  1. Dismiss any banners along the top of the screen and minimise the live chat window if it's open to ensure the icons in these steps are visible.
  2. Select your circled initial in the top right corner of the dashboard and select Account settings.
     Alternatively, navigate to Transactions and select the Transaction Reports button in the top right corner.
  3. Go to Transaction Reports and choose your date ranges.
  4. Select Download CSV or Download PDF to download your reports in your preferred format.

Difference between transaction reports and tax reports

While we don't offer specific 'tax' or 'profit and loss' reports, we do provide detailed transaction reports.

Tax reports, or profit and loss reports, do not clearly describe the data shown because many customers withdraw funds to other exchanges or investment projects. These transactions can affect tax calculation, so we cannot complete these on behalf of our customers.

We cannot know how much profit or loss is made once funds leave Swyftx, which is why we provide a Swyftx-specific transaction report instead.