On the Transactions page, you will see a dropdown menu for Type. Coinpanda categorizes all transactions into six different main types:

Coinpanda will automatically classify as a Buy transaction if you have bought any cryptocurrency with fiat. This applies to all fiat currencies and cryptocurrencies:

This is the opposite of a buy transaction: if you have sold any cryptocurrency and received fiat, it will be classified as a Sell transaction:

Whenever you are exchanging any cryptocurrency for another cryptocurrency, Coinpanda will classify the transaction as a Trade:

Coinpanda categorizes transactions in this way to simplify filtering the transactions you are looking for. For example, do you want to see a list of all your transactions where you have converted fiat to crypto? Choose Bought from the Type dropdown.
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A Transfer transaction is a transfer of any cryptocurrency or fiat between your own accounts or wallets. Such transactions will not impact your tax calculations as they are simply an internal transfer of your own assets. This means that they will also not change your portfolio balance.
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A Receive transaction is always an increase in your holdings. The following are examples of Receive transactions:

Coinpanda uses a labeling system to classify Received and Sent transactions correctly. Receive transactions can be labeled as the following:

Airdrop, Fork, Mining, Staking, Reward, Income, Gift, Interest, Realized P&L, Receive Loan, Collateral, Staking Pool, Bridge

A Send transaction is always a decrease in your holdings. The following are examples of Send transactions:

Send transactions can be labeled as the following:

Gift, Lost, Donation, Cost, Approval, Expense, Interest, Realized P&L, Margin Trading Fee, Margin Funding Cost, Repay Loan, Collateral, Staking Pool, Personal Use, Bridge
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