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Track Staking Rewards

Import staking rewards from supported crypto transaction files or add them manually as income against the relevant crypto holding.

Track staking rewards in Navexa by importing them from a supported crypto transaction file or adding them manually as income.

How Staking Rewards Work

Staking rewards are crypto assets received for participating in a network or an exchange rewards program.

Navexa records each reward as income against the crypto holding you received. The reward increases the holding quantity and uses its fiat value at the time of receipt for portfolio income and performance calculations.

Import Staking Rewards

Navexa can recognise staking rewards in supported crypto transaction files, including supported Crypto.com exports.

  1. Open the portfolio that should receive the transactions.

  2. Select Portfolio from the left-hand menu.

  3. Select + Add Holdings.

  4. Select Upload a spreadsheet.

  5. Upload the original .csv, .xlsx, or .xls transaction file.

  6. Review the extracted transactions and select Import Trades when the information is correct.

Before importing, check the token, received date, quantity and fiat value shown for each staking reward. Correct any editable value that does not match the source file.

What Navexa Records

An imported staking reward is recorded as income rather than a buy or sell trade.

  • The received quantity is added to the relevant crypto holding.

  • The fiat value from the file is recorded as the reward value at receipt.

  • The reward appears in the holding’s income history and relevant portfolio reporting.

Add A Reward Manually

Add the reward manually when the file format or activity is not supported.

  1. Open Portfolio and select the crypto holding.

  2. Open the Income tab and select Add.

  3. Choose Staking as the Income Type.

  4. Enter the received date, quantity and fiat price at the time of receipt.

  5. Select Add Income.

Import Limitations

Support depends on the exchange format and the information supplied in the transaction file.

  • Not every staking or rewards format from every exchange is supported.

  • Staking rewards may not sync automatically through a connected exchange account.

  • Rows without a clear token, quantity, date or fiat value may need to be corrected or added manually.

Common Questions

These answers explain how staking rewards affect a Navexa portfolio.

Why Is Staking Recorded As Income?

A staking reward is an asset received rather than a purchase or sale. Recording it as income adds the received units and preserves the reward value separately from normal trades.

What If I Receive Another Token?

Record the reward against the holding for the token you actually received. Create that crypto holding first if it does not already exist.

Remember, this is general information, not personal financial advice.

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