Recap

Recap serves both UK individual investors and businesses, with separate product tiers for each. Individual investors use Recap to track crypto portfolios and generate HMRC-compliant capital gains and income reports, while businesses use the corporate tier for token treasury accounting. Recap also runs an accountant partner programme for UK chartered accountants serving crypto clients.

Yes — Recap explicitly covers DeFi tax treatment under UK law (including staking income, liquidity provision, and yield farming), NFT tax, and token compensation tax for employees. Given HMRC's evolving guidance on these areas, Recap stays current with the UK-specific rules and reflects them in its reporting — an important advantage over generic international platforms.

Recap starts from £99 per year for individual users, with higher tiers for larger portfolios or those needing additional transaction capacity. Business and accountant tiers are available at separate pricing. Compared to full-service CPA fees, Recap's software pricing is highly accessible for individual investors generating their own HMRC-compliant reports.

Yes — Recap has an accountant partner programme that allows UK chartered accountants to use the platform across multiple client portfolios, generating HMRC-compliant reports and exports in accountant-ready formats. This makes Recap particularly valuable for UK accountants who are seeing increasing crypto-related queries from existing clients but lack specialist tools to handle them.

Recap was founded in 2019 and is led by CEO Tommy Seymour. The firm is headquartered in London and operates as a specialist UK crypto accounting platform, distinguishing itself from larger international platforms by focusing exclusively on UK HMRC compliance rather than trying to cover all global jurisdictions.

Recap supports a wide range of major exchanges and wallets through API connections and CSV import — covering the most common platforms used by UK crypto investors including Coinbase, Binance, Kraken, and major hardware wallets. Coverage for more specialist DeFi protocols and chains varies; the Recap website lists supported integrations, and CSV import provides a fallback for unsupported platforms.