Solana Tax Software Compared
Based on Solana-specific DeFi support and user feedback from forums.
CoinLedger
Best for Solana- ✓ Native Jupiter support — swaps, limit orders, and DCA orders all tracked
- ✓ Broad Solana DeFi coverage — Raydium, Orca, Marinade, Jito, Kamino, pump.fun, Meteora
- ✓ NFT support — Magic Eden transactions tracked
- − 50,000 transaction limit per wallet
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Try CoinLedger →Alternative: Koinly
- ✓ More total integrations (900+ platforms, 200+ blockchains)
- ✓ Better if you're active on many chains beyond Solana
- − Phantom wallet sync issues reported
- − Solana staking support has known limitations
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Try Koinly →Staking workaround: For accurate staking data, some users export from Stake.tax (free) and import the CSV into their tax software.
No tool is perfect — manual review is often needed for complex Solana DeFi activity.
Solana Tax Issues to Know
Airdrops (JTO, JUP, WEN, PENGU, etc.)
Taxable as ordinary income at the fair market value when claimed — even if you don't sell. The IRS expects you to report airdrop income. This value becomes your cost basis for future sales.
Staking Rewards
Native staking rewards are taxed as income when received (IRS Rev. Rul. 2023-14). Tip: Liquid staking tokens (mSOL, jitoSOL) can defer taxes until you sell — reducing tracking complexity.
Jupiter Swaps & DCA
Each swap is a taxable event. For DCA orders, each automated purchase sets a unique cost basis. Limit orders are taxable when executed, not when placed. Note: Perpetuals/futures on Jupiter are not yet supported by major tax tools.
High Transaction Volume
Solana's speed means more transactions to track. CoinLedger has a 50k transaction limit per wallet. If you exceed this, you may need to split wallets or manually aggregate.
FAQ
Does the Solana network report to the IRS?
No. Solana is a decentralized network and doesn't report user activity. However, centralized exchanges (Coinbase, Kraken, etc.) do report, and starting 2025, the IRS requires per-wallet cost basis tracking.
How are JTO, JUP, and other airdrops taxed?
Airdrops are taxable as ordinary income at the fair market value when you claim them. This value becomes your cost basis. If you later sell, you pay capital gains tax on any profit above that basis.
Is Solana staking taxable?
Native staking rewards are taxed as income when received (IRS Rev. Rul. 2023-14). Liquid staking (receiving LST tokens like mSOL or jitoSOL) can defer taxes until you sell the LST, reducing tracking complexity.
What about perpetuals on Jupiter?
Neither CoinLedger nor Koinly currently support Jupiter perpetuals/futures. You'll need to manually track these trades or wait for future support.
Sources
- CoinLedger: Jupiter Import Guide
- Koinly Forum: Solana Phantom Wallet Issues
- Helius: Solana Staking Taxes Guide
- Blockworks: JTO Airdrop Tax Implications
Last updated: February 2026