Recap review
A UK-focused crypto tax tracker with broad transaction support and accountant collaboration.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Recap combines crypto portfolio tracking with tax reporting for crypto investors, accountants and companies. It imports transaction histories from exchanges and wallets through APIs, blockchain connections or CSV files, then calculates capital gains and income. UK users get HMRC-compliant Section 104 pooling, while U.S. users receive reporting information for IRS Form 1040 and Form 8949. Support for DeFi, staking, mining, airdrops and NFTs makes it relevant to portfolios with more than straightforward exchange trades. Accountant sharing and an accountant portal also make it suited to collaborative tax work.
The free plan includes transaction imports, portfolio tracking, previews of capital gains and income, accountant sharing and unlimited integrations, with support for up to 5,000 transactions. Basic costs $119 per year and adds historic and current-year reports plus downloadable capital-gains and income reports. Pro costs $219 per year, includes everything in Basic, and adds unlimited transactions and CSV exports. Company costs £349 per year, shown ex VAT, and adds HMRC company tax rules, balance-sheet and chargeable-gains reports, and customisable accounting year ends.
Recap’s ecosystem covers Bitcoin, Ethereum, Polygon and exchanges including Coinbase, Kraken, Uphold, Binance, Revolut, Bitstamp, Gemini, Crypto.com, Poloniex, Nexo, KuCoin and Exodus. The product states that integrations are unlimited, while its web platform supports portfolio monitoring and accountant collaboration. Client-side AES-256 encryption is part of its security posture. Recap is a strong fit for UK investors who need Section 104 calculations and shared accountant workflows, especially where DeFi or NFT activity matters. Users seeking only basic tracking may prefer the free plan, while those requiring unlimited transactions or company reporting will need a paid tier.
Recap pros and cons
- Where it wins
- HMRC Section 104 pooling for capital-gains calculations
- Supports DeFi, staking, mining, airdrops and NFT transactions
- Accountant sharing, portal access and unlimited integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Paid plans start at $119 per year
- Company plan pricing is listed in GBP and shown ex VAT
- Web-only access may not suit users seeking a native app
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