Waltio is a well-known crypto tax tool. SafeTax takes a similar approach but with a stricter privacy policy (zero data retention) and different pricing — and it applies the official cost-basis method and tax form of your country of residence, for example form 2086 in France, Anlage SO in Germany, the IR3 return in New Zealand, Modelo 100 in Spain, or the Capital Gains Summary in the UK.
Waltio and SafeTax: similar but different
Both import transactions from major exchanges and compute gains and income. The main difference is data handling: SafeTax applies a zero-retention policy — your transactions are never stored on our servers and are discarded after your report.
On pricing, SafeTax is often more cost-effective for users with fewer than 500 transactions per year, with plans scaled to your volume.
Waltio offers a permanent dashboard with real-time tracking, useful if you trade actively; SafeTax focuses on producing an accurate, ready-to-file report for your country.
Migrating from Waltio to SafeTax
Migration is simple: export your Waltio data as CSV and import it into SafeTax, or start fresh from your exchange histories.
Your full history is preserved and the analysis is free so you can compare results.
Try SafeTax — a privacy-first Waltio alternative
Your data is never stored — discarded after your report, never shared. Your country's method applied automatically. Free analysis.
Try SafeTax for freeFrequently asked questions: SafeTax vs Waltio
What is the main difference between SafeTax and Waltio?
Data policy: SafeTax never stores your transactions — they're discarded after your report is generated. SafeTax also maps your results to your country's official tax form automatically.
Can I switch from Waltio to SafeTax?
Yes. Export your Waltio data as CSV and import it into SafeTax — no re-entry needed.
Is SafeTax cheaper than Waltio?
It depends on volume. SafeTax is often more cost-effective for fewer than 500 transactions per year, and the analysis is free.
SafeTax provides tax declaration assistance tools but does not constitute personalized tax advice. Always consult a qualified professional for your specific situation. Tax information may evolve and varies by jurisdiction.