While writing my own scripts to solve my own crypto tax issue, I noticed there was a lot of reinventing of the wheel (regarding extracting transactions from exchanges etc). So I thought I may build a service for it.
Hence want to get the community's feedback on this.
Is this something that would be useful if made widely available?
(The actual code exist - as I originally build https://path.tax first, but many of the many backend components maybe used for other apps.)
TheSheriff
Co-Founder, Founder, Entrepreneur & Problem Solver
The tax manager would be cool/useful. How many countries does it currently account for, tax wise? It would be useful but there are many places that already offer aggregated crypto API stuff.
Are you additionally offering the ability to make trades through your platform? Whether that be transfers or buy/sell offers?
If this is true then what about offering FIX API methods? I can imagine a lot of actual traders just building their own stuff due FIX > SSL. Especially considering FIX doesn't have the issues associated with nonce errors that are really common with standard SSL requests. Another note on trading: if your users actually want to make trades on stuff it will be extremely important that your servers have the best latency possible.
NB:
If you're offering this globally then you HAVE to be aware of GDPR in Europe. tl;dr You have to provide a way for users to request all the details you have on them and the ability to delete it.