Can I get a crypto wallet statement without connecting my wallet?

Yes. A standard statement uses a public address only. Optional wallet signing is separate.

Does it include exchange transactions?

Only transfers visible on the supported public blockchain. Trades and transfers kept inside an exchange database require the exchange export.

Can I combine wallets?

Not in one generated statement. Create one statement per address and label internal transfers in your wider evidence pack.

Is a wallet statement proof of ownership?

Activity alone is not ownership proof. A supported wallet-signed statement can prove control of the address at signing time.

Self-custody wallet guide

Crypto Wallet Statement (PDF & CSV)

A crypto wallet statement is a dated report of public blockchain activity for one wallet address and asset. CryptoBankStatement supports BTC, ETH, Ethereum-mainnet USDC and USDT, with opening and closing balances, transaction history, fiat estimates, explorer evidence, PDF and CSV output.

Generate a statement See a sample

Supported scope

Network	Assets	Status
Bitcoin mainnet	BTC	Supported
Ethereum mainnet	ETH, ERC-20 USDC, ERC-20 USDT	Supported

Not supported

Exchange-internal activity
Layer 2 networks
Solana and other chains
Multiple wallets in one statement

How to create the report

01
Copy a public receiving address
Use the address for the specific self-custody account you want to document. Never share a seed phrase or private key.
02
Choose asset and period
Select BTC, ETH, USDC or USDT and a date range of up to five years.
03
Preview and download
Review the free preview, then download the PDF and CSV. Optional wallet signing can add proof of address control for supported flows.

Compare the available records

Record	Useful for	Limitation
Wallet screenshot	Quick personal reference	One moment in time; easy to alter; no full ledger
Block explorer	Checking individual transactions	Technical and not formatted for reviewer workflows
Native wallet CSV	Spreadsheet analysis where available	Availability and fields vary by wallet
CryptoBankStatement	Readable PDF plus structured CSV	One address and supported asset per statement

Anonymized example

A user documenting an Ethereum account selects ETH and a six-month period. The report shows the opening balance, each incoming and outgoing transaction, gas fees, fiat estimates, closing balance and links to the original on-chain records.

Frequently asked questions

Can I get a crypto wallet statement without connecting my wallet?: Yes. A standard statement uses a public address only. Optional wallet signing is separate.
Does it include exchange transactions?: Only transfers visible on the supported public blockchain. Trades and transfers kept inside an exchange database require the exchange export.
Can I combine wallets?: Not in one generated statement. Create one statement per address and label internal transfers in your wider evidence pack.
Is a wallet statement proof of ownership?: Activity alone is not ownership proof. A supported wallet-signed statement can prove control of the address at signing time.

Primary sources

Bitcoin developer guide — Bitcoin.org
Ethereum accounts — Ethereum.org

Written by CryptoBankStatement editorial team. Last reviewed 2026-08-28.

Related resources

Sample crypto statement →Wallet-signed statements →Methodology →Free evidence pack →

Create your wallet statement

Preview free. Public address only. No seed phrase.

Start with a public address