DeFi stands for Decentralized Finance and enables the transfer or trading of crypto assets within one or more decentralized networks (blockchains). With Blockpit, you can import these transactions into a so-called Integration for your tax and portfolio tracking.
How to add my Kaspa Blockchain Integration?
Kaspa transactions can be imported automatically into your Blockpit Wallet Integration via public key.
š” Please note that integration is currently only possible using a basic public key (public wallet address). The support of Extended Public Keys (public account address - xpubs) is already in development.
The following Kaspa based transactions are automatically imported:
General
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All native transactions (Deposits, Withdrawals, Bridging, Trades, etc.)
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KAS synced balances
ā All Tokens (KRC20)
ā ļø Important Notice: Deprecation of KRC-20 Token Support (As of September 2026)
Due to critical protocol vulnerabilities, corrupted historical indexer data, and the shutdown of the centralized API (Kasplex), automated support for KRC-20 tokens has been permanently discontinued in September 2026. The ecosystem is transitioning toward alternative standards (such as KCC-20).
Native KAS Transactions: Will resume automatic synchronization once the upcoming integration update is deployed.
KRC-20 Tokens: Are no longer supported, indexed, or imported.
Existing Integrations: Please do not delete your existing integration. If historical KRC-20 records are required, enter them manually or via the Blockpit CSV Template.
ā¹ļø Note: Discrepancies in synced balances (KAS) and temporary transaction sync issues will be resolved shortly via an update.
In case of missing/incorrectly imported transactions or if your Synced Balance is displayed incompletely, you can help our support team to include them in our import spectrum (if technically possible).
Please provide us with all available information, as well as your public wallet address (public key) and the corresponding transaction hash from explorer.kaspa.org via chat-request.
Swaps (Trades)
Swaps refer to the exchange of one crypto asset for another. They are usually recognized automatically in the form of a Trade.
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Liquidity Providing/Mining
The providing of crypto assets in so-called liquidity pools is represented in the form of several swaps or trade transactions. The crypto assets provided are exchanged in equal parts for a so-called LP token. This LP token then represents your share in the corresponding liquidity pool. As soon as you leave the pool again, it is swapped back.
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Staking, Lending, Airdrop & Bounty Rewards
If your generated income is only imported as unlabeled Deposit, you can relabel these transactions to the appropriate transaction label (Staking, Interest, Airdrop or Bounty) as shown in the image below.
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Tip: Free NFT mints can be edited to Airdrops. You can identify them by the transaction note "Fallback_Claim".
How do I solve problems with my Kaspa Integration?
Troubleshooting: First steps in case of problems with my automatic Blockchain or Wallet Integration?