You can always add singular transactions in Divly directly in the interface. This is often the most practical way to import a handful of transactions, especially if your wallet is not integrated. You can easily add new transactions from the Transactions page in Divly by clicking the button Add Transaction.
You can add Deposits, Withdrawals, Trades, and Transfers manually in Divly.
Below is a summary of the fields available when adding a manual transaction:
Deposit | Withdrawal | Trade | Transfer |
Deposited Amount | Withdrawal Amount | Bought Amount | Transferred Amount |
Currency | Currency | Bought Currency | Transferred Currency |
Wallet | Wallet | Sold Amount | Fee Amount (Optional) |
Date | Date | Sold Currency | From Wallet |
Transaction Time | Transaction Time | Wallet | To Wallet |
Label (Optional) | Label (Optional) | Date | Date |
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| Transaction Time | Transaction Time |
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| Fee Amount (Optional) |
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| Fee Currency (Optional) |
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Make sure you have a wallet to add the manual transactions to. This can either be an existing wallet with imported data, or an Empty Wallet you added without any prior transactions. New wallets are added from the Wallet page in Divly.
I can't find the right crypto / NFT!
If Divly has previously not encountered a cryptocurrency you are trying to add, you won't be able to select it from the dropdown when adding a new transaction. This is most common when dealing with NFTs (non-fungible tokens) where every token has a unique identifier.
There are two courses of action you can take:
Contact Divly support and ask us to add the currency to the database. Click on the chat icon in the bottom right-hand corner of our website to contact us.
Alternatively, use our Import Custom File method to add your currency. When importing transactions using this import method, Divly will create the new currency in our database automatically. We recommend this method if you are using NFTs.