Bitwave vs. Wolters Kluwer Cantax

If you are mainly using Bitcoin, ERC-20 tokens, or any supported chains where they have automatic data retrieval the system is great. The biggest issue, which Bitwave is constantly working on, is not supporting automatic transaction retrieval of specific crypto blockchains. They currently have a workaround by allowing manual uploads of unsupported chains (i.e., layer two chains like Arbitrum or Cosmos-based chains). The Bitwave platform still works excellently with unsupported chains; however, it is just a little more time-consuming b/c transactions are inputted using a CSV file that needs to be correct. But I imagine they will continue to add new supported chains, and since I have been a customer, I have seen the number of blockchains they support at least double.

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I think its a great use for doing my accounting entries, it could use some improvements in the importability

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• Ability to categorize taxable and non-taxable transactions.
• Able to handle DeFi transactions.
• Documentation support to track digital asset balances & locations.
• Can read token transaction activity better than most wallet explorers.

• Fast to input
• a lot of functions to use
• nice interface to use everyone should be able to use it right away with no problems

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• Bitwave can seemingly miss picking up some transactions due to glitches, but if you discover them, they can resolve them.
• Ability to re-sync transactions to ERP if there are changes, without having to delete said transaction in ERP first

• Guide for more complicated situations
• FAQ or easier support chat

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Legible was similar service but too high in pricing. Coinpanda was able to support some chains that Bitwave wasn't able to automatically support; however, Coinpanda was a less professionalized operation with less customer support.

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I think both are very good to use, I like H&R a bit more though though to being used to them

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