Crypto Tax Calculator (India)

Compute the 30% flat tax on virtual digital assets (VDAs) and the 1% TDS under section 194S for FY 2025-26 (AY 2026-27). Schedule VDA-ready totals for your ITR.

Transactions

Add each crypto sale or swap. Cost includes purchase price; sale proceeds are net of exchange fees if you want fees ignored, or enter fees separately.

How crypto is taxed in India (FY 2025-26)

FAQ

What counts as a VDA transfer?

Any sale, swap (crypto-to-crypto), or use of crypto to buy goods/services. Each swap is a taxable event — selling ETH for USDT counts even though you didn't touch INR.

Do I owe tax on transfers between my own wallets?

No. Moving crypto between wallets you own (e.g. exchange to MetaMask) is not a transfer. Document it though — exchanges will report TDS on outgoing transactions and you'll need to reconcile.

How do I claim the 1% TDS already deducted?

The TDS appears in your Form 26AS / AIS. Claim it as a credit against your final 30% tax liability when filing ITR. If TDS exceeds total tax, you get a refund.

What about airdrops, staking, mining?

All taxable. Airdrops and mining rewards are taxed at their fair value on receipt (under "income from other sources" at slab rates), then the 30% rule applies on any subsequent gain when you sell. Staking rewards: same treatment.

Where does this go in my ITR?

Schedule VDA in ITR-2 (capital gains) or ITR-3 (business income, if you trade frequently as your main income). The schedule needs date of acquisition, date of transfer, cost, and consideration per transaction. Use our Income Tax Calculator to add this to your full tax picture.

Note: This calculator does not handle airdrops, staking rewards, or NFT royalties — those need separate "income from other sources" treatment. Surcharge on income above ₹50L is not included. Indian exchanges typically deduct the 1% TDS automatically; foreign exchange usage is your responsibility to report.