Convert your MEXC export into a tax-ready CSV
Even when Koinly or CoinTracking "support" MEXC, real exports break the import: shifting column layouts, transfers flagged as sales, missing cost basis, and fee rows that don't add up. CoinReconcile turns your raw MEXC CSV or Excel export into a clean, import-ready file — with an audit log of every adjustment.
Clean my MEXC export — free →Why MEXC data breaks tax importers
- ✕Transfers flagged as sales. Moving crypto out of MEXC to your own wallet gets counted as a taxable disposal.
- ✕Missing cost basis. Without acquisition value, the $0-basis assumption makes you overpay.
- ✕Unstable column layouts. MEXC changes export formats; importers silently misread columns.
- ✕Fee rows that don't reconcile. Separate fee lines and rounding create balance mismatches.
How to convert your MEXC file
- 1. Export your transaction history from MEXC (CSV or Excel).
- 2. Drop it into CoinReconcile. We auto-detect the columns, match internal transfers, and flag missing cost basis.
- 3. Download a Koinly / CoinTracking-ready CSV plus a reconciliation log, and import it into your tax software.
MEXC — FAQ
Does CoinReconcile support MEXC?
Yes. We map any MEXC CSV or Excel export to a clean canonical format — you can also adjust the column mapping yourself in seconds.
Is my MEXC data private?
Completely. All processing happens in your browser; your MEXC files are never uploaded to any server.
What can I import the result into?
A MEXC-cleaned CSV that imports into Koinly, CoinTracking, ZenLedger, or any generic importer, plus a reconciliation log.
CoinReconcile is a data tool, not tax advice. Always review output and consult a qualified professional. MEXC and other names are trademarks of their respective owners; CoinReconcile is not affiliated with them.