Divly vs Coinpanda · Finland

Divly vs Coinpanda for Finland (2026)

Filing in Finland? Divly follows Vero's own instructions for OmaVero, year by year. Coinpanda is a portfolio tracker with a general gains report on the side.

Updated October 2026 · Checked on Coinpanda's pages and in the product, 18 October 2026 · Part of our Finland comparison.

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Which one is for you?

Both tools import your exchanges and wallets and work out your gains. Coinpanda is built around watching a portfolio, with a general tax report; Divly is built around the Finnish return. Divly is also an official partner of the three Finnish crypto exchanges: Coinmotion, Northcrypto and Kvarn X.

DivlyFinnish return
  • Follows Vero's OmaVero instructions, with the right format for each tax year
  • Deemed acquisition cost applied on every sale
  • Finnish vs foreign services split for 2026
  • Finnish app and chat support
Official partner of the Finnish crypto exchangesCoinmotion, Northcrypto and Kvarn X
CoinmotionNorthcryptoKvarn X
€39per tax year, up to 100 transactions
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CoinpandaPortfolio
  • Portfolio tracking is the main thing you want
  • 900+ integrations, deep chain coverage
  • A general gains report is enough for you
  • You work out the Finnish details yourself
$79per year, up to 100 transactions
Scorecard

Six things that decide a Finnish return.

Divly
Coinpanda
App and support in Finnish
YesChat on weekdays
NoEnglish app; Finnish website
📄Report for OmaVero
YesFollows Vero's crypto-specific filing instructions
NoA general report, as for most countries
%Deemed acquisition cost
YesApplied on every sale
NoExplained in its guide, not applied
⇄Finnish vs foreign split (2026)
Yes
No
🏦Finnish exchanges
Partner of all threeCoinmotion, Northcrypto, Kvarn X
OneCoinmotion by CSV
€Price
€39up to 100 transactions
€99up to 1,000
€199up to 10,000
€399up to 100,000
Per tax year
$79up to 100 transactions
$149up to 1,000
$289up to 3,000
$499up to 20,000
Per year, counting last year's transactions; every tax year included
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CriterionDivlyCoinpanda
App in FinnishYesNo; English app, Finnish website
Support in FinnishYes, chat on weekdaysNot stated; chat, email, Discord and forum
Finnish tax reportBilingual and built on Vero's MyTax instructions: a per-currency format for tax year 2025 and earlier, the Finnish/foreign format for 2026; other capital income; mining as earned incomeThe general "Complete Tax Report"; country forms exist for Sweden (K4) and Norway (RF-1159B), not Finland
Finnish vs foreign services (tax year 2026)YesNo
Attachment for OmaVeroYes: the yearly transaction list, one line per sold lotYes: its PDF tax report
Deemed acquisition costYes, compared with the real cost on every sale; 20 % or 40 %Not applied
Cost-basis methodsFIFO as Vero applies it, across all wallets or per walletFIFO default; LIFO, HIFO, average cost; wallet-based tracking available
Coinmotion / Northcrypto / Kvarn XFile / API or file / File; official partner of all threeCSV / not listed / not listed
Integrations200+900+
PricingPer tax year: €39 (100 transactions), €99 (1,000), €199 (10,000), €399 (100,000)Per year, counting the previous calendar year's transactions, every tax year included: $79 (100), $149 (1,000), $289 (3,000), $499 (20,000)
Free planYes: import and review for free, pay for the tax reportYes: import and review for free, pay for the tax report
Finland guideKept current; walks through each OmaVero screenMarked "Updated 2022"
Expert helpPeace of Mind, from €99: an expert reviews your account and tells you what to fix. Full Service, from €599: an expert does it all for you, previous years included. Both include the tax report. Peace of Mind · Full ServiceNot offered
Why it matters

Three differences you will feel at filing time.

The deemed acquisition cost

Vero lets you deduct 20 % of the selling price (40 % after 10 years) instead of the real cost whenever that gives a lower gain. The choice is made sale by sale, so with hundreds of sales it adds up.

Bought for€500
Sold for€5,000
Gain, real cost€4,500
Gain, deemed cost 20 %€4,000
DivlyPicks the lower gain on every sale and shows what it saved
CoinpandaExplains the rule in its guide; the product does not apply it

Following Vero's instructions

Vero's MyTax page explains exactly how to declare crypto, and the instructions changed for tax year 2026. OmaVero takes gains and losses as entries, with the transaction list attached.

DivlyFollows the instructions step by step, with a separate format for 2025 and earlier and for 2026
CoinpandaThe same general report it gives most countries, in English

Finnish vs foreign services, from 2026

From tax year 2026, Finnish exchanges (Coinmotion, Northcrypto, Kvarn X) report their own tax calculations to Vero, and OmaVero asks for them separately from foreign exchanges and wallets, so the same sales are not declared twice. An exchange only sees its own history: coins moved in from elsewhere arrive without a known purchase price, which tends to overstate the gain.

DivlyGroups them the way OmaVero asks and tracks transfers to, from and between the Finnish exchanges, so you can check what they reported and correct it
CoinpandaNot split; you separate them and check the exchanges' figures yourself

Finnish exchanges

Coinmotion
File, partner
CSV
Northcrypto
API or file, partner
Not listed
Kvarn X
File, partner
Not listed

Divly is an official partner of all three. We give them feedback on their transaction exports and update our imports together with them whenever an export changes.

Switching from Coinpanda

1Export your transactions from Coinpanda as CSV, or connect your exchanges and wallets to Divly directly.
2Divly matches transfers between your own wallets and flags missing prices for you to check.
3Pick the tax year, check the figures, download the report. Earlier years work the same way.
FAQ

Quick answers.

Is Coinpanda good for Finland?

For tracking a portfolio, yes. For a Finnish return it has no Finland-specific report, no deemed acquisition cost, no 2026 Finnish/foreign split, no Northcrypto or Kvarn X import, and a Finland guide marked "Updated 2022".

Does Coinpanda apply the deemed acquisition cost (hankintameno-olettama)?

No. Divly applies it automatically on every sale.

Which is cheaper for a Finnish filer?

Divly charges per tax year. Coinpanda charges per year, based on the previous calendar year's transactions, with every tax year included. Side by side:

  • Up to 100 transactions: Divly €39, Coinpanda $79.
  • Up to 1,000 transactions: Divly €99, Coinpanda $149.
  • Up to 3,000 transactions: Divly €199, Coinpanda $289.
  • Up to 10,000 transactions: Divly €199, Coinpanda $499.
  • Up to 100,000 transactions: Divly €399, Coinpanda more than $499.
Can I move my history from Coinpanda to Divly?

Yes. Export the CSV from Coinpanda and import it, or connect your exchanges and wallets directly.

Finnish exchanges report my crypto to Vero. Do I still need to check it?

Yes. From tax year 2026, Finnish exchanges such as Coinmotion, Northcrypto and Kvarn X report tax calculations for their customers to Vero, and OmaVero asks you to declare Finnish and foreign services separately. Keeping the two apart stops you declaring the same sales twice. An exchange can only see its own history, though: coins you moved in from another exchange or wallet arrive without a known purchase price, so its calculation often overstates the gain, and with it your tax. Divly works with the Finnish exchanges and follows transfers to, from and between them, so you can compare what the exchange reported with what Divly calculates and correct your declaration. You still file your own return; Vero now knows the figures the Finnish exchanges reported, so your return should explain any difference.

Does either file my return for me?

No. Both give you figures to enter in OmaVero. Divly follows Vero's MyTax instructions for each tax year and gives you the attachment Vero asks for.

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