Blockpit

Blockpit has quietly become the dominant crypto tax platform in Europe. Founded in Vienna in 2017, the company made a major move in 2023 by acquiring Accointing, absorbing its user base and technology to create the largest EU-focused crypto tax solution. With over 1.2 million tax reports generated and 750+ exchange and wallet integrations, Blockpit now has the scale and coverage to compete with global players — while staying laser-focused on European tax compliance.

What sets Blockpit apart is its depth of European tax rule support. The platform natively handles Germany's one-year tax-free holding period, Austria's flat 27.5% crypto tax rate, and country-specific reporting requirements for 30+ nations. If you've used a US-centric tool and had to manually adjust for European rules, Blockpit eliminates that friction entirely. It generates reports formatted for local tax authorities, not just generic CSV exports.

Pricing is in EUR and structured by transaction count: the Small plan at €49/year covers 50 transactions, Medium at €99 handles 1,000, Large at €149 goes to 3,000, and X-Large at €229 covers up to 10,000. There's also an XX-Large tier at €549 for high-volume traders. The free tier is limited to portfolio tracking — you'll need a paid plan to generate tax reports. Compared to US-focused competitors, the per-transaction pricing is competitive for moderate traders but can get expensive at high volumes.

Blockpit supports DeFi and NFT transactions with automatic categorization for most common protocols. Its tax-loss harvesting tools include a unique sales simulator that lets you model different sell scenarios and their tax impact before executing trades — a genuinely useful feature for tax optimization. For users who want professional help, Blockpit offers expert consultation services starting at €99.

The platform supports four cost basis methods: FIFO, LIFO, HIFO, and ACB (Adjusted Cost Base). While this covers the main methods used across Europe and Canada, it's fewer than CoinTracking's eleven methods. For most European users, the available methods are sufficient since local tax authorities typically mandate one specific method.

The main limitations are clear: Blockpit has no integrations with US tax filing software like TurboTax, H&R Block, or TaxAct. If you're a US taxpayer, this isn't the tool for you. The Small plan's 50-transaction limit is also tight — even casual traders can hit that quickly. And while the interface is modern and clean, the depth of analytics doesn't match CoinTracking's power-user dashboards.

For European crypto users, particularly in the DACH region, Blockpit is the obvious choice. It understands local rules better than any global competitor, has the integrations to handle most portfolios, and the Accointing acquisition brought a mature technology stack that keeps improving.