đ Description
This article explains how to import your Trezor transaction history into Waltio.
đ You can either synchronize directly with the blockchain using your receiving address, or export your data in CSV format.
â ïž Warnings
Opening or modifying CSV files may alter their structure and prevent Waltio from reading them.
Cold storage wallets (Ledger, Trezor, Metamask, etc.) do not need to be declared, only foreign exchange accounts must be declared with form 3916-BIS.
If you import data both via public key and via a file, duplicate transactions may occur. You must manually delete them in the Transactions page.
đĄ Recommendations
Prefer importing via blockchain address for continuous synchronization.
Keep all CSV files exactly as downloaded from Trezor.
Duplicates can be identified by checking your stock card and should be removed manually.
You can also import your extended public keys (xpub) from Trezor following this article.
đ How to access your data
Method with blockchains:
1.1. Click on the blockchain where you carried out transactions.
1.2. Copy and paste your receiving address.
1.3. Go to Add Trezor transactions on Waltio.Method with file:
2.1. On Trezor, click the Export button to download your transaction history.
đ€ How to export your data
Once exported, a CSV file will be downloaded.
Do not open or rename the file.
â How to add data to Waltio
Go to the Import a file page on Waltio.
Upload this file.