Note: Before reconciling your NFTs, make sure you've run a calculation from the Transactions page in Cryptoworth to sync your ledger.
From the side panel, click on More Options, then select NFTs.
Click on the Unresolved NFTs button on the top left corner.
Reminder: You must have run a calculation before proceeding to resolve NFT cost basis.
If you see a Resolve button next to a transaction, this means Cryptoworth has auto-suggested a matching transaction (in or out) for that NFT.
Click Review to view the transaction details.
If the Suggested Amount is correct, click the Resolve button for that item. Cryptoworth will automatically assign the cost basis.
If you see only a "Review" button this means it requires manual review and resolution. See section below for details on resolution.
Manual Review
Some transactions which the system cannot resolve on its own require manual intervention.
Click Review on the NFT transaction flagged for manual review.
Classify the NFT (if not already), as unclassified items are defaulted to ignored status.
Important: You must classify the NFT before editing its cost basis. Unclassified NFTs are marked as ignored.
Click the Info icon to access transaction metadata.
Choose the appropriate currency and enter the cost basis:
If Incoming, enter the Cost Basis value. This is typically the cost of acquisition of the NFT.
If Outgoing, enter the Proceeds (sale value).
Select the correct currency, then click Save.
Close the Info panel.
Scroll down and click Mark as Resolved to finish.
Go back to the Transactions tab and locate the NFT transaction you just resolved.
You should see its Taxability will now display as Taxable instead of Ignored.
Repeat the manual review steps for any remaining unresolved NFT transactions.
Note: Once resolved, the transaction will be shown as Taxable instead of Ignored. This is expected behavior for unresolved NFTs. Once the transaction is resolved, the appropriate tax treatment will automatically be applied.