Request Accounting provides a powerful set of filters to help you analyze and track your cryptocurrency transactions. This guide explains each available filter and how to use them effectively.
Filter | Description |
Date | Select both start and end dates and view transactions only within your specified time frame. The filter helps narrow down transaction history to relevant periods |
Token | Filter transactions by specific cryptocurrencies. Select single or multiple tokens and view all transactions involving your chosen assets |
Wallets/ Exchanges | Choose one or multiple wallets/ exchanges and view transactions only from the selected wallets and exchanges. |
Sender and Receiver | Sender
Receiver
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Accounts | The debit and credit account filters allow you to track specific financial movements based on your chart of accounts assignments.
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Tags | Filter transactions by assigned tags. Helps view only transactions with specific tag assignments |
Token Quantity | Filter by the quantity of tokens in transactions. Eg: Filter for transactions involving exactly 2 ETH
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Fiat Amount | Same logic as token amount, but in fiat currency values. Automatically converts token amounts to fiat. Eg: Filter for transactions worth more than $5,000 |
Asset Movement Type | Filter by transaction category:
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Spam transactions | Toggle to show or hide spam transactions. Helps maintain clean transaction records |
Filters can be used individually or combined to create highly specific transaction views. All filters are applied in real-time to the transactions table.
Best Practices
Start with broader filters (like Date) before applying specific ones
Use combination of filters for detailed analysis
Clear filters when starting new analysis to avoid confusion
Regularly check spam filter settings when reconciling transactions