Quotient

What It Does

Quotient turns crypto activity into tax reports. Once connected, it pulls your full Cryptor history, from spot trades and swaps to staking payouts and fees, and keeps it updated every day.

Quotient then works out your gains and income with the cost basis method you choose and produces reports you can hand to an accountant or file yourself. If you also hold coins elsewhere, add those sources and Quotient combines them into one report.

How to Connect

1. In Cryptor, go to Settings → API keys and create a key with Read only access.

2. Copy the key and secret. The secret is shown only once.

3. In Quotient, choose Add source → Cryptor and paste both values.

4. Wait for the first import. Full histories usually finish in a few minutes.

5. Review the imported transactions and pick your cost basis method.

Permissions and Security

Quotient only needs a read-only key. It can see balances and transaction history to build your reports, and it cannot trade, withdraw or change anything in your account.

• Read-only keys cannot place orders or move funds.

• You can see the last time Quotient used the key in Settings.

• Delete the key anytime. Reports already created stay in Quotient.

Good to Know

Staking rewards are imported as income on the day they are paid, and swap fees are added to your cost basis. If you move coins between Cryptor and other wallets, connect those wallets too so transfers are not counted as sales.

Need a hand with the setup or a permission you do not see here? Contact our team and we will walk you through it, usually within one business day.