Crypto Income for
US Rentals
Document self-custody crypto income for landlords and leasing agents with a bank-style PDF — USD equivalents, no private keys.
Create Rental Income Statement$1 one-time · No subscription
Why US landlords push back on crypto
Screening software expects W-2s and bank deposits. Freelancers, traders, and remote workers paid in USDC often fail automated checks even when they can afford the rent. A formatted statement translates wallet activity into the financial language leasing offices expect.
Fair Housing rules still apply — document income consistently and avoid selective treatment. When in doubt, offer both crypto statements and any fiat conversion records.
Build a clearer rental income evidence file
A wallet report can document recurring public-chain receipts, but it does not classify them as income or replace employment, tax, exchange, or bank records. Ask the landlord or screening provider which evidence and period they accept before paying for a statement.
| Network | Included | Not included |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin mainnet | One public BTC address per statement | XPUB aggregation and exchange-internal records |
| Ethereum mainnet | ETH, ERC-20 USDC, or ERC-20 USDT | Layer 2s, other tokens, NFTs, and private account records |
1. Confirm scope
Ask the receiving reviewer which address, asset, date range, currency, and supporting records they require.
2. Keep original records
Retain bank and exchange exports. The wallet report documents only the supported public-chain part of the trail.
3. Explain limitations
Label transfers between your own accounts and disclose unsupported networks, missing periods, estimates, and other gaps.
Important limitations
This is a document-organisation tool, not a bank statement, regulated attestation, audit opinion, ownership certificate, source-of-wealth determination, or guarantee of acceptance. Public activity can be independently reproduced; legal identity and lawful source require separate evidence.