Uphold says eligible U.S. customers can access a 2025 Form 1099-DA in the app. The practical job is to download it, then match its sales information to your own Uphold activity and transfer records.

Does Uphold issue a 1099-DA for 2025?

Yes. Uphold's U.S. customer support article says a registered U.S. customer with a W-9 and Social Security number who traded or sold digital assets during 2025 can receive Form 1099-DA for that year. The same article says the 2025 forms are available in the Uphold app.

This is Uphold's stated policy for the listed customer scope, not an independent conclusion about every account.

The date matters. The page was checked on September 26, 2026, and its statement concerns 2025 activity. It does not turn a 2025 form into a promise about a different tax year.

I treat that answer as the starting point in the same way I treat any exchange tax document: useful evidence, but not a replacement for the transaction history behind it. A form may help identify reported sales and proceeds while leaving you to resolve information held in another wallet or platform.

Sources

Where and when to find the form

Use this documented route in the Uphold app:

  1. Open Account Center in the top-left corner.
  2. Select Activity.
  3. Tap the Form icon in the top-right corner.
  4. Choose Form 1099-DA.
  5. Select Generate report.

Uphold says it emails a download link when the report is ready. The route is for the 2025 tax form, while the availability of a 2025 form in the app is a separate issue from the year in which the activity occurred.

The reviewed Uphold material does not provide a specific release date for the 2025 form. February 17, 2026, is the general IRS furnishing deadline for many information returns, but it is not an Uphold app-date promise. If the form is not visible, use the documented path again and check the email address connected to your account before raising the issue with current Uphold tax support.

What the form reports, and what it leaves out

For 2025, the form is tied to eligible digital-asset sales and trades reported by Uphold. Check the proceeds shown on the document against your own sales activity. Do not assume that the form alone supplies every acquisition detail needed for your return.

The next-year rule is different. For 2026 sales, Form 1099-DA basis reporting is mandatory for covered digital assets acquired after 2025 and continuously held in Uphold custody. Basis reporting for noncovered assets is optional under the IRS instructions.

This 2026 rule does not change Uphold's statement that its 2025 forms are available in the app.

Digital assets transferred into Uphold custody are noncovered under the U.S. broker rules. On a later sale, Uphold is not required to report their cost basis, and customer-provided acquisition data cannot be used by the broker to report basis or acquisition dates. That is why an asset can appear in your Uphold activity while its acquisition history remains your responsibility.

For a broader explanation, see what a 1099-DA reports and the guide to reconcile missing cost basis.

What to check against your records

Start with the 2025 tax year, not the date you downloaded the file. I would compare each relevant sale date and proceeds figure with exported Uphold activity, then mark any asset that entered Uphold from another wallet or platform.

A transfer-in is the useful stress test. Suppose the asset sold in Uphold was originally acquired in a separate wallet. The receiving account can show the later sale, but the acquisition record may still sit with the sending wallet.

In that case, locate the original transaction history rather than treating the missing basis field as proof that the sale record is wrong.

Use this checklist:

  • Select tax year 2025.
  • Record the issuer and document type shown on the file.
  • Compare sale dates and proceeds with exported Uphold activity.
  • Mark units transferred into Uphold and locate their acquisition records in the sending wallet or platform.
  • Record the discrepancy and take the marked records to Uphold's current tax support.

This is a reconciliation step, not a tax calculation. Keep the form, the relevant export, and the source record together so you can explain exactly which transaction does not match.

Other forms and who receives which document

Uphold's support article names Form 1099-MISC beside Form 1099-DA among its available 2025 U.S. tax forms. Seeing both names in the app does not establish that they are combined into one file. The reviewed material also does not assign an income threshold or describe separate packaging mechanics.

Document Documented Uphold statement Open account-level check
2025 Form 1099-DA Available for the eligible U.S. customer scope described by Uphold and connected with 2025 digital-asset activity. Confirm that the generated report is labeled Form 1099-DA and covers the intended tax year.
2025 Form 1099-MISC Named by Uphold beside Form 1099-DA among its available 2025 U.S. tax forms. Open the document separately if it appears and identify its document type.
Emailed download link Uphold says it emails a download link when the report is ready. Check the account email and the downloaded file rather than assuming both forms are bundled.

The account conditions remain the same where relevant: Uphold describes a registered U.S. customer with a W-9 and Social Security number. It does not say that every customer receives both named forms.

Corrections and support

The reviewed Uphold material does not provide a dedicated correction procedure, turnaround time, or guarantee that a corrected form will be issued. If a date, proceeds figure, or document label does not match your records, save the file and mark the exact transaction before contacting Uphold's current tax support.

Give support a narrow question. Identify the tax year, document type, transaction date, and record that conflicts with the form. Avoid sending a general statement that the form is wrong when the real issue is transferred-in history held by another wallet.

For filing mechanics, use the linked what a 1099-DA reports guide rather than expecting support to reconstruct your full transaction history.

What this means for your filing

Uphold confirms that eligible U.S. customers can access a 2025 Form 1099-DA and gives an in-app generation route. Its reviewed issuer page supplies little box-level detail and no specific release date. Your records still matter.

Use this decision aid:

Which document am I looking for?

  • I sold or traded a digital asset during 2025. Follow the Account Center to Activity, open the Form icon, choose Form 1099-DA, and generate the report.
  • I see a separately named Form 1099-MISC. Treat it as its own document check. Uphold lists it beside Form 1099-DA, but the reviewed page does not establish that the files are packaged together.
  • The asset was transferred into Uphold. Find the acquisition record in the sending wallet or platform. The 2026 rule treats transferred-in assets as noncovered, so Uphold is not required to report their cost basis.
  • The account situation is not described by Uphold's page. Mark the question with your account records and take it to current Uphold tax support.

Before using figures in a return, reconcile the form with your sales and transfer history. A download confirms what the issuer made available; it does not prove that one file contains every record needed for your filing.

Questions about Uphold's form

Does Uphold send a 1099-DA for my 2025 trades?

Yes, for an eligible registered U.S. customer with a W-9 and Social Security number who traded or sold digital assets in 2025. Uphold states that its 2025 forms are available in the app, as checked on September 26, 2026.

Where do I tap in the Uphold app to get it?

Open Account Center, select Activity, tap the Form icon, choose Form 1099-DA, and select Generate report. Uphold says it emails a download link when the report is ready.

Why can't I find a promised Uphold delivery date?

The reviewed Uphold article gives no specific release date for the 2025 form. The general IRS furnishing deadline is a separate claim and is not an Uphold promise about when the app will show your report.

Are Uphold's 1099-DA and 1099-MISC in one file?

Uphold names both forms among its available 2025 U.S. tax forms. Its reviewed material does not establish whether they are bundled, so check the document labels and downloaded files separately.

Start with the 2025 exchange 1099-DA directory for the wider exchange list.

For other issuer-specific pages, see Crypto.com's 1099-DA scope and OKX US's 1099-DA answer; their access details should not be transplanted to Uphold.

For form context, read what a 1099-DA reports and how to reconcile missing cost basis.

Generate the 2025 Uphold report using the documented app path, compare it with your transaction and transfer records, and take a specific discrepancy to Uphold's current tax support.