Convert a Crypto.com Form 1099-DA to CSV
in developmentCrypto.com issues the 1099-DA as a PDF — gross proceeds, no basis for 2025 sales — a format nothing imports. This converter is planned to read the Crypto.com layout specifically and output a transaction-level CSV you can open in Excel or hand to your accountant.
Status: planned. Issuer-specific PDF extraction is in development on the server-side pipeline.
Why this page exists
Every (source × target) pair gets its own working converter page. This pair is queued: f1099da-pdf → generic column-mapped CSV. PDF sources additionally need the server-side extraction endpoint (NEEDS-SERVER).
Working today: Binance CSV → Koinly, Coinbase CSV → TXF, Koinly CSV → TXF. See the full list.
FAQ
Where do I get my Crypto.com 1099-DA?
In Crypto.com: open Tax Documents / Statements and download the 1099-DA PDF. The converter reads the form's transaction tables, so download the full PDF, not a summary page.
Why is there no cost basis on my Crypto.com 1099-DA?
For 2025 sales, custodial brokers reported gross proceeds only — mandatory basis reporting on covered assets starts with the 2026 forms. Whatever the PDF prints is what the output carries; a missing basis column means blank cells, never invented numbers.
Will my PDF be uploaded?
Yes — unlike the CSV converters on this site, which run entirely in your browser, PDF parsing is planned as a server-side extraction endpoint. The data-handling terms ship with the feature, not before.
When will the Crypto.com converter be ready?
It's queued behind the server-side PDF extractor and the generic 1099-DA layout; the Crypto.com page goes live once its layout is verified against a real form.
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