Paid reports start at $49 before 2 November 2026

Cryptact, a crypto tax platform founded by former Goldman Sachs executives, launched in Australia ahead of the 2 November 2026 tax return deadline.

Pafin Inc., led by co-CEOs Amin Azmoudeh and Gaku Saito, switched on the service at 11:00 am AEST on 1 July 2026.

Since 2017, more than 200,000 users in Japan have used cryptact, according to pafin Inc.

Australia is the fourth country where cryptact is officially available, following Japan, Canada and India.

Australian users can calculate capital gains, losses and income for free and import up to 30,000 transactions a year at no cost.

Cryptact supports more than 135 exchanges and over 29,000 cryptocurrencies.

Paid plans start at $49 a year and generate downloadable tax reports in Australian dollars for all financial years.

Those reports follow ATO guidance and apply the CGT discount. Users can lodge them through myTax or send them to an accountant.

Alongside the core service, cryptact offers optional AI integration with Claude and ChatGPT.

With plain-language prompts, users can import transaction history, resolve missing data, edit transactions and run calculations.

Amin Azmoudeh on AI tax prep

Azmoudeh said: “We are pleased to give Australian investors an easier, more accurate way to work out their gains and losses and prepare their tax return.”

He linked the 1 July 2026 launch to automation of repetitive tasks in crypto tax preparation.

Azmoudeh added: “With AI now able to take on much of the tedious preparation, I believe crypto tax can become approachable for many more Australian investors.”

According to pafin Inc., the AI tools reduce manual preparation work that calculation-only software often leaves behind.

Following launches in Japan, Canada and India, pafin Inc. Plans further international expansion beyond its first four markets.