KoinX and ZebPay: Tax calculations made easier than ever before!

Modified on Tue, 5 May at 11:18 AM

Created on Tue, 5 May, 2026 at 11:17 AM

Managing your crypto taxes doesn’t have to be complicated, especially when you bring together the power of ZebPay and KoinX.

While ZebPay makes crypto trading simple, secure, and reliable, KoinX takes the stress out of tax season by turning your transaction data into clear, accurate, and compliant tax reports in just a few clicks.

No more spreadsheets, manual calculations, or confusion! Whether you're a beginner or an active trader, this powerful combination ensures your crypto journey stays smooth, organised, and fully tax-compliant.

Getting started is simple, just follow these steps:

Step 1: Log in to your ZebPay account and head to the “My Account” section in the top-left corner.

Step 2: Scroll down and select “Tax Report with KoinX.”

Step 3: Review the Terms and Conditions on the page and click “Agree & Proceed” to continue.
Want to explore first? You can also choose “Explore KoinX” before giving your consent.

Step 4: Once you click “Agree & Proceed,” KoinX will automatically import your ZebPay transactions, analyze them, and generate your tax report—no manual effort needed.

Step 5: That’s it. You’re all set!
You can now review your tax report, share it with your CA, and explore more features on KoinX.

Need support?

While we are always here for all the support needed, Koinx is available as well!

Visit the KoinX Help Centre
Contact support via email or live chat

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

1. Does ZebPay deduct taxes?

Yes. ZebPay deducts 1% TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) on applicable transactions as per Indian regulations. This is deposited with the Income Tax Department, but you still need to report your total gains or losses.

2. What fees does ZebPay charge?

INR withdrawal fee: ₹15
Crypto deposits: Absolutely free
Other fees depend on trading activity and can be checked in the app and our website

3. Do I still need to file taxes if TDS is deducted?

Yes! You must report all crypto gains/losses while filing your returns.