USDT Wallet
Statement Generator
A USDT wallet statement consolidates your ERC-20 Tether transactions on Ethereum mainnet — including transfers and exchange-related on-chain movement — into a single PDF or CSV. CryptoBankStatement organises this activity so it is easier to read and share for review. Acceptance depends on the receiving institution.
✔ Ethereum mainnet only · ✔ ERC-20 transfers · ✔ PDF + CSV included
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When This Is Useful
A USDT statement covers one self-custody Ethereum address and ERC-20 USDT on Ethereum mainnet. It may help when a reviewer wants the transfers, opening balance and closing balance at that address, rather than a wallet screenshot. Transfers that arrived from or left to an exchange can appear if they are on-chain at this address. The exchange’s own account history is a separate record.
What the Statement Can Include
ERC-20 USDT transfers
Each transfer on Ethereum mainnet with a transaction hash for traceability.
On-chain transfers
Transfers at the single Ethereum address on the statement, including those to or from an exchange address.
Self-custody scope
One statement, one address. Other wallets need their own statements.
Date, direction & amount
Counterparty and amount for each transaction in chronological order.
Opening & closing balances
Running and closing ERC-20 USDT balances for the period.
PDF & CSV exports
PDF for sharing and CSV for spreadsheet or accounting use.
Where CryptoBankStatement Helps
CryptoBankStatement reconstructs ERC-20 USDT transfer events on Ethereum mainnet for one address, establishes opening and closing balances, and exports a PDF and CSV. It is a statement of that address, not a combined exchange-and-wallet report. USDT on Tron and other networks is not included.
Important Limitations
The statement reflects the Ethereum mainnet wallet activity and addresses you provide. CryptoBankStatement does not confirm that you control an exchange account, verify off-chain records, or guarantee any result. Coverage is limited to ERC-20 USDT on Ethereum mainnet — not Tether on Tron or other networks. A statement may help organise your USDT history, but acceptance depends on the receiving institution.
Important
CryptoBankStatement is not a bank, accountant, solicitor, tax adviser, immigration adviser or financial adviser. This content is not legal, tax, financial, immigration or banking advice. The receiving institution decides what documents it accepts.
Common Questions
Does this support ERC-20 USDT?
Yes. The statement includes ERC-20 USDT transfers on Ethereum mainnet, each with a transaction hash, organised into a single timeline.
Can I combine exchange and wallet activity?
No. One statement covers one Ethereum address and Ethereum-mainnet USDT. On-chain transfers that reached that address can appear. Activity inside an exchange account does not. Generate a separate statement for each self-custody address.
What can I do with the CSV?
The CSV is structured for spreadsheets and accounting tools, so an accountant or analyst can sort, filter and reconcile your ERC-20 USDT transactions.
Is this suitable for proof of funds?
It can provide a clearer export of your ERC-20 USDT holdings and movement for a proof-of-funds review. Acceptance depends on the receiving institution.
Does it verify my exchange account?
No. It organises the on-chain activity you supply from Ethereum mainnet. It does not verify exchange ownership or off-chain records, and reviewers may ask for documents directly from the exchange.
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