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If you’re preparing your crypto taxes in the UK, HMRC expects detailed records of your activity. For Nexo users that means two things: a full export of your transaction history, and a record of the balances you held at the end of the tax year. This guide covers both.
Shortcut: Direct Link
If you are already logged in on the website, you can jump straight to your transactions here:
Go to Nexo TransactionsNexo bundles Earn interest, crypto-backed loans, liquidations, the Nexo Card and Nexo Pro into one account. The export is straightforward, but the file alone does not show what you were left holding — which is why the balance step below matters just as much.
Before You Start
- Export your entire history: Leave the date range blank (or set it as wide as possible) so you capture every year, not just the current one.
- Keep all asset types: Set the type and asset filters to “All” so interest, loans, card spending and trades are all included.
- Don’t forget Nexo Pro: If you used Nexo Pro, its trade history is exported separately from the main account.
Export Your Transactions on the Website
1. Log in to Nexo
Go to the Nexo website and log in to your account as normal.
2. Open the Transactions tab
Click Transactions in the top navigation. This page lists every movement across your account.
3. Set the filters
- Leave the date range blank, or set it to cover your full history
- Keep All Types selected
- Keep All Assets selected
4. Click Export
Click the Export button. Nexo will generate and download a CSV file of your transaction history.
Export on the Mobile App
If you only have the app, you can still export a full CSV:
- Open the Nexo app and go to the Wallet dashboard from the bottom menu.
- Tap the Transactions icon in the top right (the two-arrows icon).
- Tap the CSV / export button in the top right to download your full history.
Also Capture Your Balances (Don’t Skip This)
Transaction data alone is not enough
A transaction export shows what moved — it does not reliably show what you were left holding. To produce an accurate tax report (and to catch missing data), we need to reconcile your transactions against the actual balances you held. Without a balance snapshot, there’s nothing to check the closing position against.
So, in addition to the CSV, please capture both of the following:
- A screenshot of your current holdings — your Wallet / Portfolio view showing each asset and its quantity. Take this as close as possible to the end of the UK tax year (5 April), and again now if some time has passed.
- An account statement from the Documents section — Nexo provides downloadable account statements that show opening and closing balances over a period. This is the strongest record of what you held.
Why we ask for this
- →It lets us verify the closing position for each asset, so the report ties back to reality.
- →It surfaces missing transactions — if the balance doesn’t match, we know data is absent before it reaches your return.
- →It captures balances before they change — once you move or sell assets, the historical snapshot can be hard to reconstruct.
What the CSV Contains (and Why It Matters)
The Nexo transaction CSV typically includes:
- Earn interest, fixed-term and loyalty rewards
- Loan drawdowns, repayments and liquidations
- Exchanges and trades between assets
- Nexo Card spending
- Deposits and withdrawals
- Dates, amounts, assets and (often) a USD value at the time
This information is required to:
- Calculate capital gains on disposals and liquidations
- Identify Earn interest and rewards as income
- Treat loans and wrapped-fiat balances correctly
- Demonstrate compliance if HMRC asks for records
Common Issues and Checks
- “My export only covers a few months”
- Clear the date range and export again — a filter may be limiting it to the current period.
- “My Nexo Pro trades are missing”
- Nexo Pro keeps its own trade history. Export it separately and send both files.
- “The closing balance doesn’t match”
- This usually means a transaction is missing. The balance snapshot above is exactly what lets us catch it.
What to Do After Exporting
Exporting is the first step, not the last. Once you have your CSV and a balance snapshot, you’re ready to turn it into an HMRC-ready position.
Next Steps for Tax Compliance
- →Get specialist help with Nexo: We handle Earn, loans, liquidations and the Nexo Card. See our Nexo crypto tax accountant service.
- →Keep your records safe: See our guide on HMRC Record Keeping Requirements.
- →Prepare your figures: You’ll need this data when Reporting to HMRC via Self Assessment.
Summary
- Export your full history from Transactions → All Types / All Assets → Export
- Export Nexo Pro trades separately if you used it
- Also capture a balance snapshot — a holdings screenshot and an account statement
- The CSV plus balances is what makes an accurate, HMRC-ready report possible