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Kriptomat portfolio tracker
Kriptomat was a euro-based crypto platform run by FintechX OÜ in Tallinn. It ended its regulated services on 30 June 2026, and its platform and app stopped working on 1 September 2026.
There is no Kriptomat account left to connect. Kriptomat returns remaining crypto only to a Kraken account in your own name, and euros only to a bank account in your name, so a former Kriptomat portfolio now sits on Kraken or in your bank. RatioNexFlow reads Kraken with a read-only key or its Ledger export, and anything else by manual entry.
Checked 24 October 2026 · the exchange's pages are linked at the foot
What works with RatioNexFlow today
| Feature | State | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Live sync with a read-only key | No | There is nothing to connect: Kriptomat's platform stopped working on 1 September 2026, and it never published an API. |
| Crypto returned to Kraken | Yes | Kriptomat sends returned crypto only to a Kraken account in your own name. RatioNexFlow reads Kraken with a read-only key (Pro, beta) or Kraken's Ledger export (Free), so the returned coins show up as a Kraken deposit next to the rest of your portfolio. |
| Statement import | No | A Kriptomat history CSV saved before the closure is not auto-detected. If you want those old trades in, drop an anonymised copy on Help us improve imports, or enter them by hand. |
| Manual entry | Yes | Add holdings or your Kriptomat-era trades by hand on the Manual Entry tab, for example to keep their original cost in your figures. |
| Prices | Yes | Prices come from Kraken's public spot market data, refreshed every minute, with dYdX and Hyperliquid for coins Kraken does not list. A coin none of them lists takes CoinGecko's price, updated every few minutes, if it is among CoinGecko's top 250 coins; otherwise it has no price yet. |
| Threat Protection | Yes | Every token that RatioNexFlow can resolve on-chain is screened, and no coin is exempt: a coin in CoinGecko's top 250 with no token contract on a supported chain is read from its market figures, and a major coin (top 20 by market value, at least 5 years of price history, at least $100 million traded a day) keeps its full result with its score capped at low. |
| Price alerts | Yes | Price and % change alerts, checked about every minute: an in-app toast, with sound and a system notification on Pro. Free has one active alert. |
| Portfolio Analytics (Pro) | Partly | Computed from what is synced or entered: Kriptomat-era trades count only once you enter them. |
| Tax CSV (Pro) | Partly | A CSV of closed trades and reward income. Not a tax report and no country forms. |
How to get your Kriptomat portfolio in
- If your remaining balance is still at Kriptomat, the return request form is on its wind-down page (linked in the sources below). Crypto can only go to a Kraken account in your own name; euros go to a bank account in your name.
- Once the coins are on Kraken, connect Kraken in RatioNexFlow with a read-only key (Pro), or import Kraken's Ledger export (Free). The Kraken portfolio tracker page linked below has both, step by step.
- For coins you moved on from Kraken, add the wallet (Pro: Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Polygon, Solana) or the exchange they went to, or enter them by hand.
- To keep what you originally paid, enter your Kriptomat-era trades on the Manual Entry tab, from a history CSV you saved before the closure if you have one.
Not yet
- No Kriptomat connection, and none is coming: the platform is closed.
- A Kriptomat history CSV is not in the auto-detect list.
- E-mail and push alerts are planned, not available.
About Kriptomat
| Topic | What Kriptomat states |
|---|---|
| Company | FintechX OÜ, Maakri tn 44-20, Tallinn, Estonia (registry code 14424637), first registered in February 2018. It states that it is solvent and that the wind-down is not an insolvency procedure.[3][1] |
| Closure | Kriptomat ended all regulated crypto-asset services on 30 June 2026. The platform and the mobile app stopped working on 1 September 2026.[1][3][8] |
| Licence | An Estonian virtual asset service provider licence from March 2018, supervised by the Financial Intelligence Unit and valid until 1 July 2026, with registrations in other markets. Kriptomat withdrew its application for MiCA authorisation in Estonia.[4][5][3] |
| Getting crypto back | Through a Residual Asset Return Request on the wind-down page. Crypto goes only to a Kraken account in your own name (no private wallets, no other platforms), in the asset it is in now; there is no conversion to euros.[1][2] |
| Getting euros back | To an IBAN in your own name, with a bank statement or other proof that the account is yours.[1] |
| Fees on the way out | Up to EUR 75 per return request. Accounts with unclaimed funds are charged EUR 7.99 a month until a request is made.[1] |
| Records and history | Kriptomat keeps identity and transaction records for at least five years after the account relationship ends. The wind-down page offers no self-service history download; questions go to its support team.[1][2] |
| Before the closure | EUR deposits and withdrawals by SEPA with a €1 fee, staking, and iOS and Android apps. Kriptomat published no API documentation.[6][7] |