Updated September 28, 2026 · SumCue Editorial Team

Koinly vs Trezor

Koinly scores 8.7 and Trezor 9.0 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
Trezor

Trezor

Higher score in this comparison

9.0/10
Koinly

Koinly

8.7/10

Koinly vs Trezor: the differences

Koinly vs Trezor
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Coins listed20,000Not confirmed
Fiat deposit methodsCardNot confirmed

Same on both: Derivatives (No).

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Key differences

  • Trezor scores higher overall: 9.0 vs 8.7.
  • Support channels: only Koinly offers Email, Chat, Community.

Our verdict on each

Koinly

Koinly tracks crypto activity and works out what to report, rather than letting you buy and sell, so it suits people who already hold coins across exchanges and wallets. Coverage of 20,000 coins makes it a strong fit for anyone with a long, scattered transaction history.

Read the full Koinly review

Trezor

Trezor suits anyone who wants to hold their own keys instead of leaving them with an exchange, since custody is self custody and the device carries an EAL6+ secure element. It is a hardware wallet bought at $79, and the coin list runs to 8,000.

Read the full Trezor review

Score breakdown

Koinly vs Trezor
AreaKoinlyTrezor
CostNot confirmed8.7The $79 hardware purchase is the whole outlay, while the median price across listed wallets is €0.
Offer9.2HigherCoverage of 20,000 coins is the draw, and support through email, chat and help centre covers the questions that follow.9.0Custody is self custody, the firmware is open source and coins supported reach 8,000, a wide offer for a wallet.
Trust8.49.1Higher

How they place

Koinly vs Trezor
RankingKoinlyTrezor
Crypto234 of 42811 of 428
Crypto exchanges177 of 3309 of 330

Every fact side by side

Koinly vs Trezor
FactKoinlyTrezor
FeaturesNot confirmedSelf custody
Legal entityKoinly Pte LtdNot confirmed
HeadquartersSingaporeNot confirmed
Founded2019Not confirmed
Support channelsEmail, Chat, Help centre, CommunityCovers moreHelp centre

Where each stands against the rest

Koinly vs Trezor
FactKoinlyTrezorMedian
Coins listed20,000highest quarterNot confirmed89.5

Median across 222 listed providers.

Pros and cons

Koinly

Pros

  • Tracks 20,000 coins in a single view, well past from 350 at bunq and from 300 at Vivid Plus.
  • Adding money is simple, with card the fiat deposit method listed under card.
  • Support comes through email, chat and help centre, so help is available in several forms.

Cons

  • Derivatives are marked no, so a trader in derivatives and futures needs another tool for those positions.
  • Fiat deposits go by card, per card, so a bank transfer or SEPA payment is not an option.
  • The operator is Koinly Pte Ltd, registered in Singapore, so the company on your terms is not a UK or European one.

Trezor

Pros

  • Custody is self custody, where eToro, VaultLeap and Bitpanda are mobile, mobile and mobile wallets run from a phone.
  • Firmware is open source, so the code running on the device can be read by anyone rather than taken on trust.
  • The secure element carries EAL6+ certification.

Cons

  • On price, Trezor ranks 104 of 121, so the $79 outlay is heavier than most options on the list.
  • Support runs on help centre only, so a stuck set-up has no live chat or phone line to fall back on.
  • Connectivity is usb c alone, so a phone-only routine means carrying a cable rather than tapping the device.

Who each suits

Koinly

Who it suits

  • People who already trade on exchanges and need a single tax view across wallets.
  • Holders whose transaction history stretches back a long way across many tokens.
  • Readers who put coin coverage high on their list: 20,000 coins in one place.

Who should look elsewhere

  • eToro, if from 150 coins is enough for you, since that catalogue is much narrower than Koinly's 20,000.
  • bunq, if from 350 coins already covers the tokens you hold and you do not need a wider history.
  • Vivid Plus, if from 300 coins suits the range you trade in.

Trezor

Who it suits

  • Anyone who wants self custody custody and will keep the recovery phrase safe.
  • Long-term holders who would rather pay $79 at the start than a fee on every trade.
  • Desktop users with a usb c port who want the wide list of 8,000.

Who should look elsewhere

  • eToro, if a mobile wallet on your phone suits you better than a hardware device at $79.
  • VaultLeap, if you would rather begin with a phone wallet than buy hardware, since the median price across listed wallets is €0.
  • Bitpanda, if signing transactions over usb c is more than you want to manage.

Current offers

Koinly

Current offer

  • Free trial

    Free plan and never-ending free trial: $0 free forever on the Free plan (up to 10,000 transactions)

    You only need to purchase a plan to download your tax reports; about page also states a 7 day refund guarantee on paid plans

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Country by country

Koinly vs Trezor
CountryKoinlyTrezor
ArgentinaNoYes

Questions about each

Koinly

What does Koinly actually do?+

It is run by Koinly Pte Ltd. It reads the activity on the accounts where you already hold coins and turns it into a single set of figures, so it sits alongside the exchange you use rather than replacing it.

How many coins does it cover?+

Koinly tracks 20,000 coins, which is far wider than the from 150 at eToro or from 300 at Vivid Plus. Breadth matters if you moved small tokens years ago and still hold the dust.

Trezor

How much does a Trezor cost?+

The device is priced at $79. That is a single hardware purchase rather than a subscription, and the median annual fee across the wallets listed on the site is €0. On price, Trezor ranks 104 of 121, so expect the purchase to be the heaviest part of the cost.

Who holds my crypto with Trezor?+

You hold the keys yourself. Custody is self custody, so no exchange or app keeps a balance for you, and recovery rests with the backup you create, and backup options are seed and shamir. Anyone who wants a provider to hold the balance is better served by a custodial wallet.