API/CSV issues (public)

Imported into Koinly my wallet shows 148 transactions. On aptoscan.com it shows 218 transactions. My other 1 click wallet on Merkle Trade wallet shows 0 transactions on Koinly and 55 on aptoscan.com . Aptos network support is definitely still in beta.

The Aptos integration (the 14th biggest chain in the world) is busted. The way it was set up, it barely sync's half the transactions that the user does.

Receiving API error when syncing on all my Cardano wallets for the last 5 days. The error is "The API is currently experiencing some issues (). Please try again shortly". This occurred after blockchain update.

Some USDT transactions where LP is created are not imported.

When syncing my Aptos wallet using my public key, trades done import as separate deposit/withdrawal/cost instead of a trade Workaround I can merge such trades manually How to merge/split transactions manually

Variety of transactions involving bridging and swaps are not imported.

When I export transactions using the Bulk Edit in Excel feature, I get this error: “A bulk action is already in progress for this portfolio. Please wait for it to complete” This also happens when trying to use the Bulk Edit feature.

When I try to sync my Starknet wallet using my public key, I get an error: Something went wrong while syncing, try again in a few minutes or contact support. And no transactions import

The file fails to import with the error. This was reported to the developers. In the meantime, please resort to manual edits to our Simple custom import layout: https://support.koinly.io/en/articles/9489976-how-to-create-a-custom-csv-file-with-your-data

When I sync my Solana wallet using my public key, staking transactions (SOL sent for staking) import as a total SOL spent (including the fee). Because of that, when I tag it as "Add to Pool", the total staked amount is overstated (by the fee paid) Workaround I can add a manual transaction to account for the fee: Withdrawal With a cost tag Amount equal to the fee paid Sending wallet - the pool wallet (same name but with a blue circle)