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Koinly account types

Check what's the difference between an individual, business and accountant account type.

Written by Jack

When you sign up for Koinly, you can select the type of your account - individual, business or accountant. This article explains the difference between them.

Account types

👤 Individual

An individual account gives you access to the full functionality of Koinly's platform, including but not limited to:

  1. Import your exchanges and wallets using our custom integrations

  2. Review and adjust your transaction history

  3. Generate tax reports (on a paid plan)

And much more! For a brief overview how Koinluy works, check:

🏢 Business

There's only one difference between an Individual and Business account - a Business account has the option to sync your Koinly data with an accounting platform. Koinly currently supports two integrations: Quickbooks and Xero.

Read more about our accounting integrations in:

How to switch to a business account

After setting up your account, it's not possible to change its type to business anymore - but you can reach out to our Support team via our in-app chat: we can change the account type for you!

🏛️ Accountant

Accountants can have multiple portfolios added under their Koinly account, as opposed to Individual and Business accounts, where you only have access to one portfolio where you can add your wallets.

Our accountant platform offers separate pricing structure to Koinly's standard plans and is aimed at accountants managing multiple crypto portfolios for their clients.

How to switch to an accountant account

You can switch to an accountant-type account by:

  1. Logging in to Koinly with your current account

  2. Going to the page below:
    https://app.koinly.io/cpa/signup/

🚨 Switching to multiple-portfolio account is irreversible

You will not be able to go back to a single-portfolio account once you change it to an accountant. If you change your mind, you will need to delete the account and sign up again.

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