pump.fun taxes: export every memecoin trade from your Solana wallet
Why pump.fun wallets break tax tools
A typical pump.fun session is buy → sell → close the token account to get the rent back. Dozens of these a day leave almost no trace in "current holdings" views. Tax tools that sync from open accounts miss them.
What gets exported
- Buys and sells on pump.fun, PumpSwap, Jupiter, Raydium and Meteora, each as one trade row (token in, SOL out, or the reverse).
- Fees recorded separately from the swap amount.
- Token-account rent paid and reclaimed, kept apart from your trade prices.
- Token burns from "wallet cleaner" services, flagged as disposals, not as transfers.
- Failed transactions: only the fee counts.
Check the totals
Every export reconciles per-asset totals against the wallet's on-chain balances and shows any gap, so you know whether the history is complete before you import it.
Try it: paste a public Solana address at api.stillroach.com/docs/wallet-export. The free preview shows the first rows and how many items need checking. Pay with a Stillroach credit pack (USDC or SOL) to unlock the full CSVs. No email, no card.
Free previewPublic addresses only. We never ask for a seed phrase or private key. Results are deleted after 24 hours. This is not tax advice: check the output with your tax tool or accountant.
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