ZenLedger Brings Enterprise-Grade Tax and Accounting Support to Sui

Enterprises building on Sui can now access ZenLedger’s audit-ready reporting and compliance tools.

ZenLedger Brings Enterprise-Grade Tax and Accounting Support to Sui

Main Takeaways

  • ZenLedger now offers users with accurate tax reporting and compliance tools across Sui in addition to 300+ exchanges and 40+ chains.
  • Institutions and enterprises building on Sui gain access to automated workflows for tax forms, cost-basis accounting, reconciliation, and audit-ready reporting.
  • With rising interest from enterprises and institutions in Sui, this integration helps them perform regulated and multi-jurisdiction operations across the US, EU, MENA, and APAC with compliance, tax reporting, and auditing needs in mind.

Overview

Today, ZenLedger, one of the most trusted digital-asset tax, accounting, and compliance platforms, has added full support for Sui. 

This integration makes it easier than ever for users, businesses, and developers to handle tax reporting and operational compliance across jurisdictions.

ZenLedger is widely used by enterprises, financial institutions, and tax professionals around the world, and supports users in more than 100 countries, including direct engagements with the U.S. Internal Revenue Service. 

Its platform standardizes and reconciles digital-asset activity from hundreds of exchanges, blockchains, wallets, and DeFi protocols. By adding Sui support, ZenLedger now extends these capabilities to anyone interacting with the Sui network.

“We’re honored to support Sui’s global institutional ecosystem,” said Pat Larsen, CEO and Co-Founder of ZenLedger. “Blockchains require digital-asset infrastructure built for accuracy and regulatory alignment. Integrating ZenLedger directly on Sui ensures enterprises can operate globally with the confidence and controls regulators expect.”

What this means for Sui users

While ZenLedger’s platform is widely used by institutions and tax professionals, it also supports everyday users who need clearer, more reliable tools for their reporting.

Sui users can now import their addresses directly into ZenLedger to generate tax reports, calculate gains and losses, and manage accounting workflows with the same accuracy expected by regulated financial institutions. For everyday users, this means:

  • More reliable and transparent tax reporting
  • Less manual tracking and spreadsheet work
  • Cleaner visibility into transaction history, cost basis, and gains

For businesses and teams building on Sui, the benefits go even further. Enterprises operating across multiple jurisdictions gain access to ZenLedger’s automated tax workflows, cost-basis methodologies, NAV calculations, audit-ready reporting, and governance controls — all of which support institutional-grade compliance.

Supporting institutional and global growth

As more financial applications, real-world asset platforms, and enterprises come to Sui, the ability to meet global regulatory requirements becomes essential. 

ZenLedger’s support helps ensure that institutions operating on Sui can stay aligned with tax and reporting standards across the US, EU, MENA, APAC, and beyond. This alignment strengthens Sui’s readiness to support not only high performance and scale, but also real-world operational needs.

“We are seeing more institutions look to Sui because the network is ready for their needs,” said Adeniyi Abiodun, Chief Product Officer at Mysten Labs, the original contributor to Sui. “This integration brings the kind of real-time compliance and reporting infrastructure that sophisticated businesses require to fully move onchain.”

Get started

Users can begin importing their Sui addresses into ZenLedger today to generate tax reports, track gains and losses, and review historical activity with greater clarity. 

For a step-by-step walkthrough, visit ZenLedger’s support center or watch their new Sui wallet import tutorial.

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As the adoption of Sui continues to grow globally, having trusted tools like ZenLedger ensures users and enterprises can operate with confidence and meet reporting needs across jurisdictions.