Most crypto tax tools charge $49 to $199 per year, and that is before you hit the transaction limits that push active Solana traders into higher tiers. Divly takes a different approach: a flat 39 EUR (roughly $42) tax report with no recurring subscription, built specifically for European jurisdictions.
If you trade on Solana and file taxes in a European country, Divly is worth knowing about. This review covers what it does well, where it falls short, and whether the low price comes at the cost of features you actually need.
What Is Divly?
Divly is a crypto tax platform founded in 2021 in Stockholm, Sweden, by a company called Ragnaros AB. It generates tax reports tailored to specific European countries, following each jurisdiction's local tax authority guidance and producing reports in the relevant language.
The platform supports 200+ wallets and exchanges, 10,000+ cryptocurrencies, and covers 13 European countries with full tax report generation. Another 13 countries are listed as "coming soon."
Where Divly differs from the major competitors is positioning. Koinly and CoinTracking are global platforms that bolt on country-specific reports. Divly starts from the country and works backward -- the report format, tax rules, and filing guidance are designed for your jurisdiction from step one.
Divly is a founding member of Blockchain Sweden, an advocacy group working with policymakers on crypto regulation. That is not just a PR badge -- it signals that the team is embedded in the European regulatory landscape, which matters when tax rules are changing rapidly across the EU.
Pricing: Where Divly Stands Out
This is the headline feature, so let us get specific.
Divly's pricing tiers (one-time, per tax year):
| Plan | Price | What You Get |
|---|
| Free | 0 EUR | Portfolio tracking up to 25,000 transactions, no tax reports |
| Essential | 39 EUR | Tax report for your country, automatic calculations, unlimited revisions |
| Peace of Mind | 99 EUR | Everything in Essential + manual transaction review by a Divly tax expert |
| Full Service | 499 EUR | Dedicated expert, 1-on-1 video calls, guided declaration submission |
Competitor pricing for reference:
| Tool | Entry Plan | Mid Plan | High Volume |
|---|
| Koinly | $49 (100 tx) | $179 (3,000 tx) | $279 (10,000 tx) |
| CoinTracking | $49 (200 tx) | $149 (3,500 tx) | $899 (unlimited) |
| CoinLedger | $49 (100 tx) | $99 (1,500 tx) | $199 (5,000 tx) |
| Divly | 39 EUR (~$42) | 39 EUR (~$42) | 39 EUR (~$42) |
The key difference: Divly's Essential plan at 39 EUR is a flat fee for tax report generation with up to 1,000 transactions, and you only pay once per tax year. There is no recurring subscription. If you do not trade next year, you do not pay next year.
For Solana traders who accumulate hundreds of transactions per year from DEX swaps, staking rewards, and DeFi interactions, this pricing is meaningfully cheaper than every major alternative.
One important caveat: the free tier includes portfolio tracking for up to 25,000 transactions but does not generate tax reports. You can import everything, review it, and only pay when you are ready to download the actual report. This is a smart model -- you verify the data quality before spending anything.
How It Works
Divly follows a three-step process:
1. Import. Connect your wallets and exchanges. Divly supports 200+ integrations including Solana wallets (Phantom, Solflare), major exchanges (Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, KuCoin, OKX, Bybit), and hardware wallets (Ledger, Trezor). If you funded your SOL through a card on-ramp such as the one in our CEX.IO funding guide for Solana traders, those fiat purchases also need importing as cost-basis events. If your wallet or exchange is not on the list, there is a custom CSV import option.
2. Track. Review your imported transactions, portfolio performance, and taxable events. Divly automatically categorizes transactions into trades, transfers, income, and other tax-relevant categories.
3. Declare. Download your tax report, formatted for your specific country's tax authority. The platform provides step-by-step guidance on where each number goes on your tax form.
The workflow is deliberately simple. This is not a power-user platform with 47 settings and 12 accounting method options. It is designed for people who want to get their crypto taxes done correctly without becoming a tax professional in the process.
Solana Support
Divly explicitly lists Solana blockchain support along with Phantom and Solflare wallet integrations. You can import your Solana transaction history directly.
That said, there are important nuances to understand about Divly's Solana support compared to dedicated crypto tax platforms:
What works: Standard SOL transactions, token swaps on major DEXes, staking rewards, and transfers between wallets. If your Solana activity is primarily buying, selling, and staking SOL through mainstream wallets and exchanges, Divly handles this competently.
Where it gets thinner: Divly does not publish detailed documentation about the depth of its Solana DeFi parsing. The platform does not have Solana-specific tax guides in its help center, and there is no public information about how it handles concentrated liquidity positions, Pump.fun bonding curve trades, or complex multi-hop swaps through Jupiter.
This is an honest gap. Tools like Koinly and CoinTracking have spent years refining their Solana parsers and publish detailed breakdowns of which DeFi protocols they support instruction-level. Divly's integration list confirms Solana support exists, but the depth of DeFi transaction parsing is less transparent.
Practical recommendation: If your Solana activity involves straightforward swaps and staking, Divly's Solana support is likely sufficient. If you are deep in Meteora DLMM positions, farming across multiple protocols, or actively trading memecoins on Pump.fun, you should import your wallet into Divly's free tier first and review how it categorizes your transactions before paying for a report.
