File your crypto tax
with confidence.

Yes, in time. From 1 March 2026 South African exchanges report crypto holdings and transactions under the Crypto Asset Reporting Framework, and SARS already receives some exchange data. That is fine when your figures are right, and getting them right is what Coinfig does. Declaring properly is the simplest way to put the question to rest.

Take a breath, then get your full history and figures in front of you before you reply. Coinfig pulls your exchange and wallet activity together and works out the numbers quickly, so you can answer accurately and on time. A registered tax practitioner can respond on your behalf, and Coinfig works with practitioners who do this every day.

Yes. Coinfig calculates the gains, losses and income from your trading activity across exchanges and wallets, using the SARS rules for your tax year. It then produces a report that you or your tax practitioner can use when filing.

Usually not. Transfers between your own wallets and other exchanges are what tend to go missing, and they change the numbers. Coinfig's completeness check finds those gaps before you rely on the figures.

Yes. Start by building an accurate history for each year, which Coinfig does per tax year. A tax practitioner can then advise on the right route for past years, including the Voluntary Disclosure Programme where it applies. Coinfig gives you the figures, the practitioner gives the advice.

It depends on your intention and your pattern of trading. Holding for the long term usually points to capital gains, while frequent trading for short-term profit usually points to income. Coinfig applies the classification you choose and shows it in the report, so you and your tax practitioner can review that decision together.

For the 2026 year of assessment (1 March 2025 to 28 February 2026), non-provisional individual taxpayers file by 23 October 2026. Provisional taxpayers have a later deadline in January 2027. SARS publishes the exact dates for each filing season.

Every report gives you the figures for your ITR12 and the transaction schedules behind them. The Advanced plan adds the audit report, which shows how each number was reached, and accountant access so your practitioner can work from the same papers.

Coinfig only ever uses read-only access. You create the key with trading and withdrawal rights switched off, and you never upload an ID document. You can remove a source, or close your account and delete your data, at any time.

No. Coinfig prepares the figures. You or a registered tax practitioner file the return, and Coinfig works with practitioners who can help.

Annual plans are priced by how many transactions you have, starting at R190 a year for Starter, with no per-transaction fees. The pricing section on this page sets out what each plan includes.