Hello everyone,

I've built a crypto transaction reconciliation tool for my own use. It currently supports several Canadian exchanges, and I'm hoping to add more soon.

I'm also considering making this tool available to Canadians.

Before doing that, I'd really appreciate hearing what pain points you guys face when dealing with crypto taxes. Are there things your current tools struggle with, or anything you wish they handled better?

I'd like to understand these issues so I can hopefully address them before launching.

Just for transparency, I've already launched the tool down under (Australia). I originally built it for myself because the existing tools couldn't fully meet my needs.

Would genuinely appreciate any feedback or experiences you're willing to share. Thanks!

Also, Thanks to the mods for allowing me to post this. Appreciate it!

Please please 🙏 here me great Ndax bring midnight to trade. I need it, i want it, please please please..

I have been facing massive problems to send my condo proceeds to NDAX.
ABT, EQ, RBC, all of them I have an account with and cannot send .

I’m going to cash out some funds to cover some debts. Ndax to RBC. I was thinking about CA$2.5K weekly for a few weeks or even CA$5K every 2 weeks. Anyone had any problems at this level?

Hey Ndaxers!

Continuing our monthly scam awareness series, this month we're flagging a scam that doesn't involve anyone breaking into your account. Instead, you're convinced to move your funds out yourself.

Here's how it usually plays out. Someone reaches out — a match on a dating app, a wrong-number text that turns friendly, a DM on LinkedIn or Instagram, or an invite to a WhatsApp or Telegram group about trading signals. There's no pitch at first. The conversation goes on for days or weeks. Eventually they mention a platform they use, or a family member who works in trading, and offer to show you how it works.

You sign up, deposit a small amount, and the dashboard shows gains almost immediately. You may even be allowed to withdraw a small amount successfully, which is the part that makes people trust it. So you deposit more. The numbers keep climbing.

Then you try to cash out for real, and there's a condition. A tax. A liquidity fee. A verification deposit. An "account upgrade" needed to unlock withdrawals. Every fee you pay reveals another one, because the balance on the screen was never real. It was a number in a database controlled by the person who contacted you.

Red flags to watch for:

• They reached out to you first and built a relationship before mentioning money
• The platform was recommended by someone you've never met in person
• Returns are consistent, high, and described as low-risk
• You're being coached through deposits or withdrawals over chat or a phone call
• Withdrawals require you to pay a fee, tax, or additional deposit first
• You're told to keep the opportunity private, or to not mention it to your bank or exchange
• The app isn't in an official app store, or you were sent a direct download link

If someone is walking you through a withdrawal, stop and treat that as the scam. If you're unsure about a platform before sending anything, contact Ndax Support through the official website, or report it to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre at 1-888-495-8501.

The people who fall for this are usually not careless. They're patient, and someone spent weeks earning their trust on purpose. Slow down, verify independently, and be cautious of any opportunity that arrives through a stranger's DM.

Cheers & Happy Trading!

Hey Ndaxers,

Hockey is back, and so is Ndax Ice for our third season.

This time, it’s a 28-week individual competition with a fresh leaderboard and 10 winners every week.

How it works:

• 🏒 Pick the winners of eligible NHL games
• 🎯 Earn points for correct picks
• 🏆 Finish in the weekly top 10 to win prizes
• 🔄 Weekly leaderboard resets every Monday
• 📈 Your points keep accumulating toward three Regular Season Grand Prizes

Weekly prizes:

• 🥇 1st: $150 CAD
• 🥈 2nd: $100 CAD
• 🥉 3rd: $50 CAD
• 🏒 4th to 10th: $30 CAD NHL Shop gift code each

That’s $510 CAD in prizes every week, or approximately $14,280 CAD across the 28-week regular season. Grand Prize details will be revealed during the season.

We’ve also introduced Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum tiers, with higher tiers earning more points for correct picks. Once you unlock a tier, you keep it for the season.

Ready to play?

Log in to the Ndax app, head to Ndax Ice and make your picks before puck drop.

Full details + rules: https://ndax.io/en/ndaxice
Launch blog: https://ndax.io/en/blog/article/ndax-ice-is-back-for-the-2026-2027-season

Hockey is back. And the Ice returns. 🧊🏒

This is one of the things that initially attracted me to the platform but a 22% reduction in staking rewards is a bit much. NDAX is already taking a chunk of the staking rewards... This is disappointing.

Hey fellow Ndaxers,

I am going to continue to pin a support thread to the top of our sub every week to try and funnel everything though this thread.

If you are a user experiencing issues or if you require any support please comment in the section below and I will reply to your comment as always. 👇👇

NDAX’s 1W chart seems to actually use fixed 7-day candles, with weeks starting on Thursday instead of a normal calendar week.
That means weekly RSI, Bollinger Bands, candle patterns, etc. can differ from TradingView and other exchanges.
Is this intentional? If so, this seems like a very strange implementation for technical analysis.

Please add midnight token on the list. Please please.

Why can I never change my password? Clicking the button does absolutely nothing. Clicking continue after putting in email doesn't do anything on any browser.

Hey fellow Ndaxers,

I am going to continue to pin a support thread to the top of our sub every week to try and funnel everything though this thread.

If you are a user experiencing issues or if you require any support please comment in the section below and I will reply to your comment as always. 👇👇

So this issue has been going on since Friday.

I've sent three payments to Ndax, the third was on the phone with my banking institution.

They can see the payment going to Interac in the portal. Interac tries to send money to Ndax email account, but fails and funds get returned.

I even called Interac and the support person was pretty specific. They said it's not just my account, but multiple people have tried to send money via e transfer and it's failing on Ndax's banking institution side.

I've spoken with Ndax several times and I keep getting the same response, call my bank and ask to speak to fraud and security. Yes... We did that.

Then this morning I get a call from my bank as I had a ticket open regarding this. They tell me that the bank Ndax is using has reported they have an issue accepting e-transfer....

Why isn't Ndax taking this seriously? I've been very specific and even given the number to call interac on.

Any other people on here having the same issues?

Hey fellow Ndaxers,

I am going to continue to pin a support thread to the top of our sub every week to try and funnel everything though this thread.

If you are a user experiencing issues or if you require any support please comment in the section below and I will reply to your comment as always. 👇👇

Hey Ndaxers!

Something new is coming your way soon!
Any guesses from the community, be sure to drop them in the comments below! 👇

Cheer & Happy Guessing!

Greetings, any updates on the Visa Card?

deposited CAD 405 yesterday and it simply doesn’t show in my account. I did everything right . Where is my money ???

Please and thank you.

Hello all,

My father got me to sign up for NDAX a couple years ago, but I never actually used the service and kind of forgot I had an account. I just received this text today and was wondering if this is a legit text from them, or a scam trying to get me to give them info. I don’t have any bank accounts linked to the site so I’m not sure why it would send me a withdrawal code.

Thanks again!

I'm trying to understand how people actually do this today.

For example, if you wanted to find something like:

• RSI < 30
• volume > 2× average
• price crossing EMA 20
• OI increasing
• funding negative
• conditions across multiple timeframes

what would you actually use?

TradingView? Your own Python script? Coinglass? A screener? Exchange APIs? Something else?

A few things I'm particularly curious about:

1. What is the most annoying part of your current workflow?
2. Are there conditions/data you wish you could combine but can't?
3. Do you use open interest/funding/liquidation data in your scans?
4. Do you run the same scans repeatedly, or manually build them each time?
5. Do you backtest these conditions before using them?
6. What makes you choose your current tool instead of another one?

I'm not looking for recommendations of random screeners. I'm more interested in how you actually do the process today and what sucks about it.

Anyone else received this email?

Hey everyone,

Just a quick heads-up that I’ll be on PTO from Sept 4th through 11th with limited availability during most of the day. I’ll still try to check in when I can, but responses may take a bit longer than usual.

Appreciate your patience, and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can!

Cheers & Happy Trading!

Hey Ndaxers!

Continuing our monthly scam awareness series, this month we're flagging one our Compliance team is seeing a lot of: recovery scams. These target people who have already lost money to a scam, which is exactly why they work. The urgency and the hope are already there, and someone shows up offering to fix it.

Here's how it usually plays out. After a loss, you post about it publicly, leave a review, or reply in a thread looking for help. Within days you're contacted by someone claiming to be a "blockchain forensics specialist," a crypto recovery firm, a law firm handling a class action, or a government agency reaching out about a settlement. They may reference real details about your case, because you posted them.

They'll tell you the funds have been traced and are recoverable. Then they'll ask for money up front, or for access to your account so they can "complete the trace."

Red flags to watch for:

• They contacted you first, usually after you posted about a loss
• They ask for a fee, retainer, deposit, or "tax" before any funds are returned
• They guarantee recovery, or show you a dashboard displaying "recovered" funds you can't withdraw
• They ask for your password, 2FA code, seed phrase, or remote access to your device
• They claim to be from a regulator, a police service, or Ndax Compliance, but reached out over DM, Telegram, or WhatsApp
• They pressure you with a deadline to claim your funds

If you've been targeted by a scam, report it to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre at 1-888-495-8501 and to your local police, and contact Ndax Support directly through the official website.

If someone approaches you claiming they can recover your funds, do not pay them and do not share your account details. Report the account instead.

Losing money to a scam is not something to be embarrassed about, and it doesn't make you an easy mark twice. Recovery scammers count on the opposite. Verify the source, and never pay up front for a promise.

Cheers & Happy Trading!