Track what your crypto cost, what it's worth now and how it is spread across coins, in ringgit.
Portfolio value
RM 24,500.00
+RM 0.00 (0.00%) on RM 24,500.00 invested
Portfolio value: RM 24,500.00
Individuals in Malaysia generally pay no tax on crypto gains, but LHDN can tax frequent trading as business income. Use prices in ringgit.
0.05 BTC bought at RM250,000, now RM280,000
Cost RM12,500.
Value RM14,000, gain RM1,500 (12%)
1 ETH bought at RM12,000, now RM10,500
Shown alongside your other holdings.
Loss RM1,500 (−12.5%)
How the figures above are worked out — the rules, rates and reasoning behind every line.
Enter each coin with the units you hold, your average buy price and today's price. The calculator shows value, gain or loss and allocation per coin and for the whole portfolio.
Prices move constantly, so the calculator never assumes one. Use the ringgit price from your exchange.
Malaysia does not tax capital gains for individuals, so an occasional investor generally pays no tax on crypto gains.
LHDN can treat frequent or organised trading as a business, in which case profits are taxed as income. Keep records of every buy and sell in case you are asked.
Usually not as an individual investor, because there is no capital gains tax for individuals. If you trade often enough that LHDN sees it as a business, the profits are taxable income.
Divide the total ringgit you paid for a coin, including fees, by the units you hold. Most exchanges show this on the asset page.
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