Taxes on P2P and crypto investments depend on your country of residence and its laws.
We cannot provide individual tax advice, so it’s best to consult your financial or legal advisor.
Key points to keep in mind:
- Rules differ by your country. Laws vary across regions (EU, US, Asia) and even between European countries.
- Income classification.
In some places, P2P income is taxed as interest; in others, as investment income or capital gains. - Investor’s responsibility.
You’re responsible for reporting and paying taxes correctly in your jurisdiction.
We’ve prepared a simple guide to help you out:
👉 European Cryptocurrency Tax Declaration Guide
If you have any doubts, we strongly recommend consulting a tax professional to make sure your investments stay profitable and fully compliant.