You'll need to get your wallet address for each blockchain you interact with from the Airgap wallet app - for example Cosmos, Tezos and Ethereum. The instructions will be similar for each.
Good to know
If you use your Airgap wallet to interact with multiple blockchains, you'll need to repeat the steps above for every blockchain you interact with via Airgap wallet and add all these to Koinly.
You can't export a CSV file from Airgap wallet directly, but you can use a variety of blockchain explorers to get your Airgap wallet transaction history in a CSV file. Just enter your Airgap wallet address into the blockchain explorer and find the export to CSV file option. Once you've got your Airgap CSV file, here's how to add it to Koinly:
Good to know
In most countries, staking rewards are taxed as income. It's a good idea to double check your staking rewards are tagged correctly for your country’s tax rules.
Don't worry if you're having an issue with your Airgap data import - we've got lots of help resources: