Accounts
All Accounts in one place
ETH, SOL, and TRX wallets sit in one operating view, so the month is not split across explorer tabs.
Stablecoin wallet statements your accountant can use.
Turn raw USDC/USDT wallet activity into a monthly Flow Statement: counterparties, categories, documents, and transaction-date FX, ready for review.
Read-only - never custody - No private keys
Raw wallet activity to accountant-ready
Your chain data is a mess. The statement isn't.
Raw / on-chain0x742d...f44e
0x9f3a2b1c...ee12 +98000000000 USDC
0x1180a7b7...e441 -44620420000 USDC
c9142ad5...29f8 -12600000000 USDT
3gY5c9d2...9mT5 +64210000000 USDC
5FmkP3mL...T1xW -8300000000 USDC
Flow Statement / MayUSD
Circle mintincome
+98,000.00
Helio payrollpayroll
-44,620.42
AWS stablecoin paytechnology
-12,600.00
Stripe crypto payoutsales
+64,210.00
Remote contractorcontractor
-8,300.00
Built for the close
If you reconcile at least one client's USDT/USDC wallet into QuickBooks or Xero every month, this is built for you.
Accounting firms
Bookkeepers
Fractional CFOs
US-LATAM teams
For the close
Give your accountant a Flow Statement, not a wallet dump.
Everything they need to close the month, with business context and a source trail they can review.
Statement preview
Lead with the thing accountants actually receive: a statement workflow, not another dense dashboard to interpret.
For everyday operations
Money in, money out, organized in one place.
Once the month is moving, TxFlows becomes the cashflow surface: every wallet, every transfer, who it was, what it was for, and what it was worth that day.
Counterparties
Counterparty names
Name wallets as clients, vendors, contractors, or internal accounts, then carry that context across the ledger.
FX
Historic-date FX context
Show what the transfer was worth on the transaction date, with source and policy context beside the row.
Bookkeeping labels
Category and type
Use standard bookkeeping terms for transfers, payroll, services, subscriptions, refunds, and uncategorized work.
Customization
Notes and documents
Add invoice context, receipts, or review notes where they matter without forcing every row into the same shape.
Output
Flow Statements
Turn the month into a Flow Statement package finance can export as CSV and PDF for review.
Optional depth
Full sort and filter
Slice the month by account, chain, flow, category, type, status, or date when operations need a narrower view.
FAQ
Practical answers before the first wallet.
Keep the scope clear: records and evidence for review, not custody, tax advice, or a replacement for accounting judgment.
What does TxFlows do?
TxFlows turns USDC/USDT wallet activity into accountant-ready Flow Statements: money in, money out, counterparties, labels, notes, documents, fees, and transaction-date FX evidence.
What is in a Flow Statement?
A Flow Statement is the monthly close package built from your wallet activity: money in and money out with counterparties, categories, fees, stablecoin amounts, and transaction-date FX values, with source and rate-policy context kept beside each row for review. It exports as CSV and PDF for handoff to your accountant.
Which chains and stablecoins do you support?
Launch scope is Ethereum USDT/USDC, Solana USDT/USDC, and Tron USDT, presented as read-only wallet records for review.
What fiat/display currencies do you currently support?
You can view stablecoin wallet activity in USD, CAD, BRL, COP, MXN, ARS, EUR, or AUD, using TxFlows transaction-date FX presentation where available.
What FX currencies are next?
We are prioritizing additional accountant-useful FX coverage for LATAM and global reporting workflows, including CLP, PEN, GBP, JPY, and CHF. Broader coverage is evaluated by source quality and accountant-review needs.
Do you support WhatsApp?
WhatsApp workflow support is in process. The focus is bringing payment context and evidence from chats into the same accountant-reviewable record as the wallet transaction.
Is TxFlows accounting software?
No. TxFlows prepares stablecoin records and Flow Statements your accountant can review. Your accountant or accounting system still owns the final accounting treatment.
Does TxFlows replace my accountant?
No. It reduces wallet-export cleanup, spreadsheet work, missing counterparty context, and manual FX lookup, but final accounting judgment stays with your accountant or finance team.
How is TxFlows different from a block explorer CSV?
A block explorer CSV gives raw transaction data. TxFlows adds business context: counterparties, Flow labels, notes, documents, transaction-date FX evidence, fees, and monthly Flow Statements.
What is transaction-date FX?
It is a reporting value tied to the day the transfer happened, using selected public or official reference sources where available. It is evidence for review, not a claim about execution price or tax treatment.
Does TxFlows touch customer funds?
No. TxFlows is a read-only record and reporting layer: wallet activity in, business context and statements out.
Close-ready records
Give your accountant a clean stablecoin handoff.
Build a monthly Flow Statement from wallet activity without asking finance teams to rebuild the chain in spreadsheets.
Build my Flow Statement
Read-only. We never touch your funds.