Blockpit crypto tax tool deep dive 2026
Blockpit AG (Linz, 2017) is the Austrian crypto tax and portfolio platform voted best Crypto Tax Calculator by BTC-Echo readers 2023-2025. Deep dive: history, acquisitions (Cryptotax, Accointing), Series A 2025 with Raiffeisen Bank International, 300,000+ users, comparison vs Koinly and Divly.
Blockpit AG (Linz, 2017) is an Austrian crypto tax and portfolio management platform with 300,000+ active users in the DACH region and KPMG-audited tax logic. In this deep dive we analyse the founding team (Florian Wimmer et al.), the two major acquisitions (Cryptotax 2020, Accointing from Glassnode 2023), the March 2025 Series A with Raiffeisen Bank International as lead investor, the service set (real-time Tax Optimizer, NFT support across 500K+ assets, 160+ exchange and 190 blockchain integrations), pricing (Basic €49/year, Plus +€47.90), strengths (KPMG audit, TÜV AUSTRIA certification, free portfolio tracker, average €2,395 user savings) and the comparison vs Koinly and Divly in the Baltic and Nordic region.
Blockpit is an Austrian crypto tax and portfolio management platform founded in 2017, considered one of the pillars of the industry in the DACH region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) - voted Best Crypto Tax Calculator by BTC-Echo readers three years in a row (2023, 2024, 2025). After two significant acquisitions and a Series A funding round in 2025, Blockpit now serves more than 300,000 crypto investors. This deep dive looks at what Blockpit is, what it offers, its customer base and financial trajectory, and how it compares against Norriwire's most important regional alternatives - Koinly and Divly.
Company profile
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Legal name | Blockpit AG |
| HQ | Linz, Austria |
| Founded | 2017 |
| Leadership | Florian Wimmer (CEO), Gerd Karlhuber, Magnus Berchtold, Tom Buchsteiner |
| Certifications | TÜV AUSTRIA (since 2020), KPMG-audited tax logic |
| Data hosting | Germany and Austria (GDPR-compliant) |
| Users | 300,000+ (2025) |
| Core product | Crypto tax reports + portfolio tracking |
| UI languages | German, English, French, Spanish |
History and founders
Blockpit was founded in 2017 in Linz by Florian Wimmer (CEO, former KPMG digital marketing specialist with a tech background), together with Gerd Karlhuber, Magnus Berchtold and Tom Buchsteiner. All four founders still hold C-level positions. Wimmer got the idea while experimenting with crypto mining and ICO investments, realising there was no user-friendly tool for tax calculations.
In 2020 Blockpit obtained the TÜV AUSTRIA certification and that same year acquired German competitor Cryptotax. On 6 November 2023 it acquired Accointing.com from Glassnode in a "multi-million dollar" cash deal, financed via shareholder loans. The Accointing platform was shut down at the end of January 2024, with existing users receiving free Blockpit Unlimited licences for all years prior to 2023.
Financials and investors
- Total funding: $10m across two rounds
- Series A: 18 March 2025 - lead investor Raiffeisen Bank International with a multi-million euro investment
- Acquisitions: 3 - Cryptotax (2020), Accointing.com (2023), plus one earlier strategic deal
- Customer base: 300,000+ active users (2025)
- Average user savings: €2,395 in taxes (Blockpit data)
Raiffeisen Bank International's participation in the Series A is a significant signal of traditional finance interest in crypto tax infrastructure in DACH and will help Blockpit expand B2B integrations with banks.
What Blockpit offers
Service set
| Service | Description |
|---|---|
| Portfolio Tracking | Free - aggregated dashboard of all crypto holdings and transactions |
| Tax Reports | Paid - legally valid tax reports for each country's standards |
| Tax Optimizer | Real-time recommendations for holdings optimisation |
| Sales Simulator | Models how a planned sale will impact the tax outcome |
| NFT support | More than 500,000 assets, including NFTs |
| DeFi tracking | DeFi protocol integration, staking and yield farming |
Integration ecosystem
- 160+ crypto exchanges - Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, KuCoin, Bitvavo, Coinmotion and others
- ~190 blockchains with automatic transaction import
- Hardware wallets - integration with Ledger, Trezor
- Software wallets - MetaMask, Phantom etc.
Main strengths
Tax Optimizer with real-time advice. This is Blockpit's main differentiator. The Optimizer shows in real time:
- Which positions can be sold tax-free (one-year holding period passed)
- When loss offsetting is worthwhile (tax loss harvesting)
- How to optimally use the holding period for future sales
KPMG-audited tax logic. Unlike most competitors who do ad hoc tax assessments, Blockpit's tax logic is audited annually by KPMG. That's a strong trust signal in DACH, where German, Austrian and Swiss tax authorities are known for their rigour.
Portfolio tracking is free. Unlike Koinly or Divly, where portfolio tracking is also paid, Blockpit's basic tracking remains fully free. Only tax report generation is paid.
EU data sovereignty. All data is stored in Germany and Austria, GDPR-compliant. Unlike US-based competitors (CoinTracker, TaxBit), whose server location can raise questions for EU companies and institutional clients.
Pricing
| Tier | Annual price | Included |
|---|---|---|
| Portfolio Tracker | Free | Tracking of all crypto holdings |
| Basic Tax Report | €49/year | Simple tax report |
| Plus | +€47.90/year | Tax Optimizer + Sales Simulator |
| Pro | higher | For active and institutional users |
For comparison: Koinly starts from €49/year, Divly similarly €49-79/year depending on the tier. Blockpit Basic is competitively priced.
Comparison vs regional competitors
| Aspect | Blockpit | Koinly | Divly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main market | DACH (DE/AT/CH) | Global, 7 country forms | Scandinavia (SE/NO/DK/FI) |
| Users | 300,000+ | 700,000+ | smaller, specialised |
| Data hosting | DE/AT (GDPR) | UK/US | SE |
| Audited tax logic | KPMG | regulated | in-house |
| Real-time Tax Optimizer | ✓ standout | limited | limited |
| NFT support | ✓ 500K+ assets | ✓ | partial |
| Free portfolio | ✓ | ✗ trial only | ✗ trial only |
| TÜV certification | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Basic price | €49/year | €49+/year | €49-79/year |
| Latvian UI | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| LV tax form | ✗ DACH only | ✓ via generic | ✗ |
Regional caveat: Blockpit's main limitation for a Baltic or Nordic user is that it does not generate Latvian, Lithuanian, Estonian or Nordic-specific tax forms. It only fits DE/AT/CH residents (and some other EU countries at a more general level). For a Baltic user the better choice today is Koinly (which supports 7 regional forms) or the local crypto tax declaration guide.
Who Blockpit suits
- Residents of Germany, Austria, Switzerland with crypto investments - the primary strength
- DACH HNW investors who value KPMG-audited logic and TÜV certification
- Active DeFi and NFT users with broad protocol coverage
- Free portfolio tracker seekers - Blockpit's basic tracking is free
- Users with broad holdings (DACH) - Tax Optimizer with real-time savings
Who it doesn't suit
- Latvian, Lithuanian, Estonian residents - no local tax forms
- Nordic users (SE, NO, DK, FI) - Divly or Koinly are better choices
- Users who need LV/LT/ET UI - Blockpit only offers DE, EN, FR, ES
- US residents with complex IRS situations - CoinTracker or TaxBit fit better
Top alternatives for Baltic and Nordic users
- Koinly - 7 regional forms, best Baltic + Nordic choice
- Divly - Scandinavia focus (SE/NO/DK/FI)
- CoinTracker - global, US-focused
- CoinLedger - mid-size investor
- Local guide - How to declare crypto in Latvia 2026
Market context and outlook
Blockpit's Series A in March 2025 with Raiffeisen Bank International as lead investor points to several strategic directions:
- B2B expansion with banks. Raiffeisen's investment opens the door to direct integration with DACH banks preparing for the MiCA era of crypto services.
- Institutional products. Moving from a 300,000-user base toward higher-value segments - corporate clients, funds, and crypto exchanges (as a back-end tax engine).
- Regional expansion beyond DACH. Not yet announced, but the logical next step - Scandinavian and Benelux markets.
Competition is intensifying: Koinly continues to dominate global retail, Divly is methodically strengthening its position in the Nordics, and new Estonian and Lithuanian startups are appearing with local tax forms. Blockpit's strongest competitive advantage remains the trust brand in DACH and Tax Optimizer real-time analytics.
Bottom line
Blockpit in 2026 is a mature, KPMG-audited and TÜV-certified crypto tax tool that gives DACH users the best combined experience - free portfolio tracking, legally valid tax forms, and a unique Tax Optimizer with real-time savings (an average of €2,395 per user). The Series A with Raiffeisen Bank International signals a strategic institutional pivot and B2B expansion.
That said, for a Baltic or Nordic user, Blockpit is not currently the optimal choice - mainly due to the lack of local tax forms. Better support in the region today comes via Koinly (7 regional forms), Divly (Nordic focus) or local professional services. If Blockpit opens Nordic and Baltic formats over the next 12-18 months, its position in the region could shift materially.