Blockpit

Blockpit covers 20+ European jurisdictions, with particular depth in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland (the DACH region) where it is the dominant platform. It also covers the Netherlands, France, and other EU markets. Each jurisdiction's specific tax rules — holding period exemptions, staking treatment, DeFi classification — are built into the platform's calculation engine rather than applying a generic model.

Blockpit offers both a self-service software platform and professional tiers that include human CPA review. The professional tier provides accountant oversight of the automatically generated reports — useful for complex portfolios or first-time filers who want confidence that the automated output is accurate. Blockpit also offers a white-label solution for accountants serving European crypto clients.

Blockpit starts from €49 per year for individual users, with professional tiers (including CPA review) available at higher price points. The platform's pricing is competitive relative to comparable European crypto tax solutions, and the professional tiers offer strong value compared to engaging a specialist crypto accountant directly for straightforward portfolios.

Yes — DeFi and staking tax treatment are explicit focus areas for Blockpit, with the platform supporting automatic categorisation of DeFi transactions across major protocols and chains. The DACH region has specific rules around staking income (particularly Germany's one-year holding period exemption) that Blockpit reflects in its calculations — a meaningful differentiator for German-speaking users.

Yes — Blockpit's white-label solution allows European accountants to offer crypto tax reporting to their clients under their own brand, powered by Blockpit's calculation engine. This has enabled a growing network of accountants across the DACH region, Netherlands, and France to offer crypto services without building their own tooling. Blockpit explicitly targets accountant partnerships as a growth channel.

Blockpit was founded by Florian Wimmer in 2017 and is headquartered in Linz, Austria with an additional office in Vienna. Its Austrian roots explain its particular strength in the DACH region, though the platform's ambitions are pan-European — with an expanding user base across multiple EU jurisdictions.