Ethereum Wallet
Statement
Create a bank-style PDF and CSV for one Ethereum-mainnet address and one asset: ETH, USDC or USDT. Review opening and closing balances, dated activity and Etherscan evidence links. ETH statements show gas fees separately; ETH gas is not deducted from a USDC or USDT token balance.
✔ No private keys required · ✔ Works with MetaMask, Ledger, Trezor · ✔ PDF + CSV included
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Etherscan shows every transaction on an Ethereum address — but it is a developer tool, not a financial document. Reviewers asking for a record of your wallet expect something a non-technical reader can follow: opening balance, transactions in chronological order, fiat values, fees, and a closing balance.
CryptoBankStatement reads your address from the Ethereum blockchain, separates ETH transfers from ERC-20 stablecoin transfers (USDC, USDT), prices each transaction at its historical exchange rate, and exports the result as a PDF and CSV. An On-Chain Statement needs only your public 0x address. You can also connect a compatible Ethereum wallet through WalletConnect. Connecting does not move funds or verify control. No private keys. No account.
What This Report Includes
Every Ethereum wallet statement contains the same evidence-grade fields, regardless of the use case it’s being submitted for.
Wallet address
The full 0x address being reported on. Partially masked on the cover page; shown in full inside the appendix.
Asset & network
Statement is scoped to a single asset — ETH, USDC, or USDT — on Ethereum mainnet.
Statement period
The exact date range you selected, within the most recent 36 months of supported statement history.
Opening balance
Native balance and fiat equivalent on the first day of the period, calculated from on-chain data.
Closing balance
Native balance and fiat equivalent on the final day of the period.
Incoming transactions
Every confirmed transfer in, with date, amount, sender (where visible), and fiat value at the time.
Outgoing transactions
Every confirmed transfer out, with date, amount, recipient (where visible), and fiat value at the time.
Gas fees
Network fees paid on each outgoing ETH transaction, separated from the principal amount.
Etherscan evidence links
A clickable link for every transaction so any reviewer can independently verify the entry on Etherscan.
PDF export
Bank-style multi-page PDF with header, summary, transaction table, and evidence appendix.
CSV export
Spreadsheet-friendly file with one row per transaction — ready for accounting software or reconciliation.
Verification page
A unique verification ID and URL printed on the PDF. Third parties can confirm authenticity at /verify/<id>.
ETH, USDC and USDT — Each on Its Own Statement
A single Ethereum address often holds several assets at once. Each one is reported on a separate statement so balances, transactions, and fees stay clearly attributable to one asset.
ETH (native)
Native Ethereum balance. Gas paid for outgoing transactions is broken out separately from the transfer amount.
USDC stablecoin
ERC-20 USD Coin issued by Circle. Pegged to the US dollar; reported in your chosen fiat for clarity.
USDT stablecoin
ERC-20 Tether on Ethereum mainnet. Tracked transfer-by-transfer just like ETH and USDC.
Who It Helps
An Ethereum wallet statement is a single document that can be reused across very different reviewers.
Mortgage applicants
Provide a dated transaction history as one part of the source-of-funds evidence a conveyancer may request, including for stablecoin holdings.
Crypto for Mortgages →Accountants & freelancers paid in stablecoins
Hand a clean CSV of USDC or USDT receipts to your accountant rather than asking them to read Etherscan.
Crypto for Accountants →Compliance & KYC reviewers
Source-of-funds documentation for KYC/AML checks, with masked wallet IDs and Etherscan evidence for every entry.
Compliance Statements →Auditors & contractors
Personal or business audit prep for anyone receiving ETH or stablecoins — every receipt is traceable to a verifiable on-chain event.
Crypto Audit Statements →Renters & landlords
Affordability evidence backed by historical fiat value, ready to attach to a tenancy application.
Crypto Rental Income →Visa & immigration applicants
Supporting evidence of held funds for visa applications that allow crypto holdings as supplementary documentation.
Crypto for Visas →How It Works
Enter or connect your public 0x address
Paste the receiving address, or connect a compatible Ethereum wallet through WalletConnect. Connection is optional for an On-Chain Statement. No private key. A signature is a separate step, and only for a Verified Statement.
Choose ETH, USDC or USDT and a date range
Pick which asset to report on and a statement period within the most recent 36 months. Preview the result for free before paying.
Download the PDF and CSV
Pay £3.99 one-time and immediately download the bank-style PDF, the CSV, and a verification ID for the document.
Wallets with more than 5,000 transactions (typically high-volume DeFi or contract wallets) are not currently supported. Most personal and self-custody wallets are well within this limit.
Important
This is not an official bank statement. It is a wallet activity report generated from public blockchain data. Acceptance by lenders, landlords, accountants, visa authorities, or compliance reviewers depends on each institution’s policy.
Common Questions
What is an Ethereum wallet statement?
An Ethereum wallet statement is a structured PDF and CSV report listing every confirmed on-chain transaction for a single 0x address over a chosen date range. It includes the wallet address, statement period, opening and closing balances, money in and money out columns, gas fees, and a link to each transaction on Etherscan. An On-Chain Statement is generated from public blockchain data. No private keys are required, and a wallet connection is optional.
Which Ethereum assets are supported?
Native ETH plus the two largest stablecoins on Ethereum mainnet: USDC and USDT. Each statement covers one wallet and one asset at a time, so a holder of ETH, USDC, and USDT generates three statements (one per asset) for the same address.
Does it work with MetaMask, Ledger, Trezor, or hardware wallets?
An On-Chain Statement works from any public 0x address, including MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Rainbow, Trust Wallet, Ledger, Trezor and Argent. Paste the address, or connect a compatible Ethereum wallet through WalletConnect. Private keys and seed phrases are never required. A Verified Statement asks for a separate read-only signature. Connecting does not itself verify control, and a wallet shown in the connection window is not automatically certified for signing.
Are gas fees broken out separately?
Yes. Gas (network) fees on every outgoing ETH transaction are listed separately from the principal amount, so the report shows the full cost of each transfer. Gas paid in ETH is also converted into your chosen display currency.
Are layer-2 networks like Arbitrum, Optimism, or Polygon supported?
This Ethereum wallet statement covers Ethereum mainnet only. Base Mainnet is supported separately for official Circle USDC. Other Layer 2 networks and other Base assets are not currently supported.
Is this an official bank statement?
No. This is a wallet activity report generated from public blockchain data, formatted in a familiar bank-statement layout. It is not issued by a bank and is not regulated as one. Acceptance by a lender, landlord, accountant, or compliance reviewer depends on each institution's own policy.
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