Internal Personal Transfers
Overview
When end-users transfer digital assets between accounts within your platform, the initial acquisition information from the transfer-out may not get linked to the transfer-in. As a result, gains and losses cannot be accurately calculated.
Digital Asset exchanges that have built out a system to connect and link accounts within their exchange can send this information to Taxbit to calculate and maintain accurate inventory values across internal-personal transfers.
What is an Internal Personal Transfer?
An internal personal transfer involves moving assets from one account to another within the same platform, belonging to the same end-user. The desired outcome is to maintain the original lots, including cost basis, in the receiving account.
Creating Internal-Personal Transfers
To create an Internal Personal Transfer, you must establish a connection between a deposit
transaction and its corresponding withdraw
transaction using the counterparty_transaction_id
while denoting that these transfers are subtype = internal-personal
Clients must identify and link matching transfer-in and transfer-out transactions for Internal Personal Transfers. TaxBit does not match these transactions or verify that they are involving the same person or entity.
If a transfer includes lots with User Provided Cost Basis, the internal-personal transfer
will carry over the transfer lots from the withdraw
transaction to the deposit
transaction.
The subtype 'internal-personal' will take precedence over any user-provided-cost-basis lots for a deposit.
Validations
Data Ingestion
During a POST
request, a deposit
with subtype internal-personal
must have a counterparty_transaction_id
on the transaction.
Post-Ingestion Validations:
Taxbit will validate for the following after ingestion, with a report in the Taxbit Dashboard for any mismatches of internal personal withdraws and deposits.
counterparty_transaction_id
must exist as a transactionwithdraw
anddeposit
connected viacounterparty_transaction_id
quantity and asset type must match
Downstream Impact
- GET Transaction Transfer Lots:
account_owner_edited
is true if the cost basis was manually set on the deposit transfer transaction. This indicates that the user had altered the cost basis before the transferinternally_transferred
istrue
if the lot was internally transferred across accounts.
Updated 2 days ago