Questions About Balance Discrepancies

Welcome to the FAQ about balance discrepancies. Here you’ll find answers to questions regarding differences between your portfolio’s calculated holdings and transaction-based balances, how to reconcile them, and best practices for handling those gaps. If your question isn’t here, contact us via the support form.

What causes balance discrepancies between my holdings and transactions?

Balance discrepancies may occur when your holdings are higher or lower than the sum of your transactions. Possible causes include missing exchanges or wallets, manually entered transactions, or costs like transfer fees.

What can I do if my holdings are greater than the sum of my transactions?

You can take actions such as adding a new exchange, importing missing transactions, or manually entering interest/staking transactions.

What should I do if my holdings are less than the total of my transactions?

In this case, you could add a wallet address, create transaction fee records, or derive the holdings from your transaction history.

What if an exchange or blockchain is not supported?

If your holdings can’t be synchronized because the exchange or blockchain isn’t supported, you can choose to calculate holdings based on your transaction history.

How do I know if there are balance discrepancies?

If balance discrepancies are found, you’ll see a notification on your Dashboard: “Attention! Your total balance differs from your total investment. Click above to manage your balance discrepancies.” Click the “Manage Balance Discrepancies” button to address the issue.

How do I add a transaction?

To add a transaction, click the “Add Transaction” option. A form will appear with the cryptocurrency and discrepancy already filled in. You complete the other details and save the transaction.

What are interest/staking transactions?

These are earnings from staking or interest that cannot be automatically synced. You can manually add them by clicking “Add Interest/Staking Transaction.”

How can I add transaction fees?

You can add fees by choosing the “Add Cost Transaction” action. This works the same way as manually entering a sale transaction, except the price is set to 0.

What does “Calculate balance based on transactions” mean?

If an exchange or blockchain can’t be synced, you can choose to derive your holdings from your transaction history. This option can later be reversed in the Portfolio screen.

What happens when I add a new exchange for syncing?

When you add an exchange, a wizard will help you connect it. If you’ve reached the maximum number of exchanges allowed in your plan, you’ll get a notification suggesting an upgrade.

Balance Discrepancies Screen

1. Coin Filter: Filter by specific coins.
2. Hide Low-Value Holdings: Toggle to hide holdings with value less than €0.01.
3. Coin Column: Displays the different cryptocurrencies.
4. Synced Amount: Total crypto synced from exchanges and wallets.
5. Transaction Amount: Total crypto from recorded transactions.
6. Difference Amount: Difference between holdings and transactions.
7. Difference Value: Value of the difference in euros.
8. Actions: Available actions to correct the differences.
9. View Coin Transactions: Click to see the transactions for that coin.
10. Add Manual Transaction: Click to manually add a transaction to fix the discrepancy.

11. Add Interest/Staking Transaction: Click to update staking or interest.
12. Import Transactions: Select a file to import transactions.
13. Add Exchange: Add a new exchange for synchronization.
14. Calculate Balance Based on Holdings: Click here to calculate the balance based on your crypto holdings.
15. Calculate Balance Based on Transactions: Click here to calculate the balance based on your transaction amounts.
16. Add Fee Transaction: Click to add a fee transaction.
17. Add Wallet Address for Synchronization: Add a new wallet address to sync your holdings.

John-Paul Straver

John-Paul Straver