How to manually label transactions in Cryptio
Even with label rules, some transactions need manual attention — such as exceptions, bulk adjustments, or historical data. Cryptio provides three manual options:
Bulk labeling from the Transactions page (small batches)
Bulk labeling via CSV import (large batches)
Manual one-offs
Bulk Labeling from the Transactions Page (Small Batches)
This method applies a label to many transactions at once directly in the interface.
Steps:
Go to the Transactions page.
Use filters to narrow down the group of transactions.
Select all transactions with Select all.
Click Edit selected rows > Add Label.
Choose your label and apply it.
Best for: Applying labels across small groups of transactions.
Bulk Labeling via CSV Import (Large Batches)
Use CSV imports for very large volumes or historical clean-up.
Steps:
Pull a Transactions History Report
Go to Reports and generate the report.
Narrow by wallet if needed.
Get the Batch Labels Update template
Go to Labels > click a label > scroll to See CSV example.
Fill in the template
Copy Cryptio IDs of the transactions you want to label.
Paste into the Transaction ID column.
Remove any IDs in the Movement columns.
Upload your CSV file
Go back to Labels.
Select your label.
In the pop-up drawer, click Batch import > Import from CSV.
Upload your completed file.
Check your labels
Once imported, click the number under the Movement column.
Confirm the labels are reflected in the Transactions page.
Best for: Historical imports or large-scale updates.
Manual One-Offs
This method is for correcting or labeling individual transactions.
Steps:
Go to the Transactions page.
Click a transaction to open its details.
Select a label and apply it.
Best for: Rare edge cases or isolated corrections.
Summary
Use bulk labeling for groups of exceptions, CSV imports for large historical clean-up, and manual one-offs only for individual corrections.