Crypto Portfolio Tracking

Compared by key safety, who pays, accuracy and coverage.

18providers tracked

7ranked (methodology v2026.11.1)

12 November 2026Ranking snapshot

29 September 2026oldest read · due 13 Nov

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7 providers match your requirements

Out of 7 ranked providers. 0 excluded.

What this ranks

Ranked here: portfolio trackers that take your exchange API keys and wallet addresses and combine them into one balance sheet.Not ranked here: wallet-address-only, single-exchange or manual trackers, tax products, research tools, trading terminals, and trackers that have shut down.7 of the 18 assessed are ranked; 11 were turned away by name. Who, and whyRequirements narrow the list; they never change a published ChainChoice Score. How the ranking works

Rotki

How Rotki was chosen

Leads this ranking on When the app and my exchange disagree on a balance, will I ever find out which one is wrong?

Open-source (AGPL-3.0), self-hosted portfolio tracker and accounting tool: exchange API keys and all portfolio data live in a…

82 out of 100published score, #1 of all 7 worldwide

Evidence

High

4/4 criteria scored, with 4 dated sources quoted.

Sync fidelity and gap honestyApi key blast radiusData monetization truth

Why it leads

Rotki is 10 points ahead of Kubera, mainly because it scores higher on its API key blast radius and its sync fidelity and gap honesty.
Best in this ranking on API key blast radius and sync fidelity and gap honesty
Ahead of Kubera on API key blast radius (+5.6 points) and sync fidelity and gap honesty (+4.7 points)

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Paid-only ($250/yr) net-worth balance sheet...

72 out of 100

$250/yrfee read 29 September 2026 · source

The 14-year Munich-based exchange-API tracker...

71 out of 100

$49/yrfee read 29 September 2026 · source

eToro-owned multi-asset tracker

67 out of 100

$53.88/yrfee read 29 September 2026 · source

US hosted CEX-plus-wallet aggregator

65 out of 100

Hosted CEX-API + wallet aggregator

60 out of 100

Same score, not joint · ordered by weighted total (42.10 against 42.00)

No-signup Apple-native

60 out of 100

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API key blast radius

If my API keys leak, can someone trade or withdraw with them — and has that already happened here?

30% of the published criteria weight. Scored 0–10 from the published evidence; the order below is by this criterion, then the published ranking.

Provider	API key blast radius (0–10)	ChainChoice Score
Rotki	9	82
Delta	8	67
Crypto Pro	8	60
CoinTracking	7	71
Kubera	6	72
CoinTracker (portfolio)	6	65
CoinStats	3	60

Data monetization truth

The dashboard is free — so who is paying, and what of mine are they buying?

25% of the published criteria weight. Scored 0–10 from the published evidence; the order below is by this criterion, then the published ranking.

Provider	Data monetization truth (0–10)	ChainChoice Score
Rotki	9	82
Kubera	9	72
Crypto Pro	9	60
CoinTracking	8	71
CoinTracker (portfolio)	7	65
CoinStats	6	60
Delta	4	67

Sync fidelity and gap honesty

When the app and my exchange disagree on a balance, will I ever find out which one is wrong?

25% of the published criteria weight. Scored 0–10 from the published evidence; the order below is by this criterion, then the published ranking.

Provider	Sync fidelity and gap honesty (0–10)	ChainChoice Score
Rotki	10	82
CoinTracking	8	71
Delta	8	67
CoinStats	8	60
Kubera	7	72
CoinTracker (portfolio)	7	65
Crypto Pro	2	60

Tier truth and continuity

What does the free tier quietly stop tracking, and will this app outlive my history?

20% of the published criteria weight. Scored 0–10 from the published evidence; the order below is by this criterion, then the published ranking.

Provider	Tier truth and continuity (0–10)	ChainChoice Score
Rotki	9	82
Kubera	9	72
CoinTracking	7	71
Delta	7	67
CoinStats	7	60
CoinTracker (portfolio)	6	65
Crypto Pro	3	60

All 4 published criteria

Every ranked row’s score on each criterion, in the published order. Choose a column to order by it.

	Provider					ChainChoice Score
1	Rotki	9	9	10	9	82
2	Kubera	6	9	7	9	72
3	CoinTracking	7	8	8	7	71
4	Delta	8	4	8	7	67
5	CoinTracker (portfolio)	6	7	7	6	65
6	CoinStats	3	6	8	7	60
7	Crypto Pro	8	9	2	3	60

How this ranking works

How firm the #1 is, the per-criterion arithmetic behind each score, who pays ChainChoice, and which portfolio tracking were assessed and left out.

FirmThis verdict holds under every one-point re-read

See the arithmetic

Every published criterion was moved up and down by one point and the ranking re-run. The same product came first each time. The published rankings file

Why this score4 published criteria · leads every one

Published criterionWtScore, and the best hereGap out of 10Pts

If my API keys leak, can someone trade or withdraw with them — and has that already happened here?7.2·98.6

The dashboard is free — so who is paying, and what of mine are they buying?6·97.2

When the app and my exchange disagree on a balance, will I ever find out which one is wrong?6·108.0

What does the free tier quietly stop tracking, and will this app outlive my history?4.8·95.8

Σ methodology points29.6/32

Each bar is the score on that criterion’s own 0–10 scale, never rescaled to the pool. The dark line is the best any product here reached on that axis. Wt is the most the criterion can add to the 86-point weighted total. Pts is weight × score × 32; the sum is the methodology score, and each weighted point behind the leader costs 2.6 on the displayed score. how these are weighted

Why it ranks first

Why Rotki leads this category right now

A stronger fit when the real job is not just monitoring holdings, but owning a more self-managed tracking and reporting workflow with deeper control.

Best for

Users who want more control over portfolio tracking and reporting, especially in a more self-managed setup.

Main tradeoff

Users who mainly want the cleanest low-effort mainstream dashboard without a more involved operating posture.

Verify before signup

Verify supported exchanges, wallets, reporting depth, and whether the more self-managed workflow matches how you actually want to operate.

Recommendation summary

What should decide this category

If the tracker is breached, what can your stored API keys do at the exchange?

Who buys the aggregated portfolio data — and does the privacy policy say so plainly?

What does the free tier quietly stop tracking, and does your history survive a downgrade?

Quick picks

Strong options in this category

Start with the lead choice first, then use the shortlist only if you still need a challenger or stronger fit for a specific setup.

Best overall

Rotki

Open-source (AGPL-3.0), self-hosted portfolio tracker and accounting tool: exchange API keys and all portfolio data live in a SQLCipher-encrypted database on the buyer's own machine, with paid premium tiers (9-45 EUR/mo) as the entire revenue story.

A stronger fit when the real job is not just monitoring holdings, but owning a more self-managed tracking and reporting workflow with deeper control.

Best for: Users who want more control over portfolio tracking and reporting, especially in a more self-managed setup.

If my API keys leak, can someone trade or withdraw with them — and has that already happened here? · weight 30%9/10The dashboard is free — so who is paying, and what of mine are they buying? · weight 25%9/10When the app and my exchange disagree on a balance, will I ever find out which one is wrong? · weight 25%10/10What does the free tier quietly stop tracking, and will this app outlive my history? · weight 20%9/10

Quick pick

Kubera

Paid-only ($250/yr) net-worth balance sheet that tracks CEX accounts via read-only API keys and wallets by public address — the subscription is the entire revenue story.

Paid-only ($250/yr) net-worth balance sheet that tracks CEX accounts via read-only API keys and wallets by public address — the subscription is the entire revenue story. Strongest on “The dashboard is free — so who is paying, and what of mine are they buying?” (9/10): Kubera's legal page says it does not sell personal data, never shares portfolio or account-connection data with advertising services, names every processor and commits to deletion within 30 days. Only non-financial data such as an email address may reach ad platforms, to promote Kubera itself. Weakest on “If my API keys leak, can someone trade or withdraw with them — and has that already happened here?” (6/10): Kubera asks for read-only API keys but documents no rejection of trade-scoped ones. Keys sit on its servers, encrypted at rest on AWS but not end-to-end, and its security page says database administrators hold the decryption keys, with reason-gated, audited access. No incident is on record. Published price: Homepage pricing cards (https://www.kubera.com/, fetched 2026-09-29): Essentials — "Everything except what's listed under Black" — "$250 /year"; Black — "For complex multi-entity wealth." (adds "Ownership tags", "Nested Portfolios", "Guided Onboarding", "VIP…

Best for: Data monetization truth — 9/10

If my API keys leak, can someone trade or withdraw with them — and has that already happened here? · weight 30%6/10The dashboard is free — so who is paying, and what of mine are they buying? · weight 25%9/10When the app and my exchange disagree on a balance, will I ever find out which one is wrong? · weight 25%7/10What does the free tier quietly stop tracking, and will this app outlive my history? · weight 20%9/10

Quick pick

CoinTracking

The 14-year Munich-based exchange-API tracker (CoinTracking GmbH, since 2012): ISO 27001-certified, German-only servers, read-only-keys-only policy, and per-exchange import pages that name what does not sync — but the free tier has shrunk to 'Portfolio view only'. Strongest on “The dashboard is free — so who is paying, and what of mine are they buying?” (8/10): CoinTracking's privacy policy (16 September 2026) limits transfers to the recipients it discloses, names Anthropic as its AI processor and keeps the Meta Pixel behind consent. Paid plans fund a view-only free tier, and its security page offers immediate, permanent deletion of all data. Weakest on “If my API keys leak, can someone trade or withdraw with them — and has that already happened here?” (7/10): CoinTracking says it accepts only read-only API keys and that stored keys are encrypted with dedicated keys invisible to its own team, on servers in Germany, with no reported incident in more than 13 years. No page documents a trade-scoped key being rejected at connect time. Published price: Pricing page (https://cointracking.info/pricing/, fetched 2026-09-29), 1-year billing: "Free $0 €0 + 7-day free trial · unlimited imports · no credit card" — Total Transactions "Portfolio view only"; "Starter $49 €39 /year" — "200 transactions"; "Pro $169…

Best for: Data monetization truth — 8/10

If my API keys leak, can someone trade or withdraw with them — and has that already happened here? · weight 30%7/10The dashboard is free — so who is paying, and what of mine are they buying? · weight 25%8/10When the app and my exchange disagree on a balance, will I ever find out which one is wrong? · weight 25%8/10What does the free tier quietly stop tracking, and will this app outlive my history? · weight 20%7/10

Quick pick

Delta

eToro-owned multi-asset tracker whose exchange API keys stay on the buyer's device — never on Delta's servers — with the honest trade-off that the synced trades themselves live under the broker parent's group privacy policy.

A stronger fit when you want simpler portfolio monitoring and holdings visibility without centering the tracker on DeFi-native complexity.

Best for: Users who want a simpler mainstream portfolio tracker for holdings visibility.

If my API keys leak, can someone trade or withdraw with them — and has that already happened here? · weight 30%8/10The dashboard is free — so who is paying, and what of mine are they buying? · weight 25%4/10When the app and my exchange disagree on a balance, will I ever find out which one is wrong? · weight 25%8/10What does the free tier quietly stop tracking, and will this app outlive my history? · weight 20%7/10

Considered and not ranked

11 products we looked at and left out

A shortlist is only honest if it says who it turned away. Each of these was assessed against the same published criteria as the ranked table and excluded for a stated reason — not overlooked.

We assessed 18 products here and rank 7 — 39% of what we looked at. That share is of the products we assessed, not of the category: how many exist is not something we can count, so we do not claim a number for it.

Zerion· Ranked elsewhereDeBankZapper· No longer operatingNansen· Ranked elsewhereCoinMarketCap· Different jobCoinGeckoKoinly / Blockpit / CoinLedgerBlockfolioAccointing· No longer operatingCoinigyAssetDash / Exirio / Getquin

What this ranking does not assess

Every failure family that applies to this category is scored by one of its criteria.

Which criterion scores each family, and why the others do not apply, is in /data/risk-coverage.json.

How this ranking is built

Ranked on four questions

If my API keys leak, can someone trade or withdraw with them — and has that already happened here? · 30%
The dashboard is free — so who is paying, and what of mine are they buying? · 25%
When the app and my exchange disagree on a balance, will I ever find out which one is wrong? · 25%
What does the free tier quietly stop tracking, and will this app outlive my history? · 20%

Editorial review on file since 27 April 2026 · Independent rankings · We show our work

Reviewed 29 September 2026Next review by 13 November 2026Published 27 April 2026Methodology v2026.11.1

How this page is reviewed

Reviewed means every product ranked on this page was read against its sources on or after that date; every ranked category is re-read at least every 45 days. Models research, extract and parse. A deterministic engine ranks. Every quote passes an adversarial refute pass.

Accountable for this review: Mathias Siemonsmeier, Founder.

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Direct answer

What is the best crypto portfolio tracker in 2026?

Rotki ranks #1 overall for portfolio tracking on ChainChoice. Self-managed portfolio and tax intelligence for users who want more control. It holds that rank under an affiliate-blind methodology scored across 4 published, weighted criteria — the code that ranks providers physically cannot read affiliate payouts (CI-enforced), so a payout can't move a rank. The verdict re-computes on every fee change, incident, or regulatory action; the full reasoning and the audit receipt are under Methodology.

How you can lose money here, and what the ranking scores

Custody failure: whoever holds the assets loses or withholds them.
Scored by If my API keys leak, can someone trade or withdraw with them — and has that already happened here? · 30% (Rotki 9/10, Kubera 6/10, CoinTracking 7/10)
Exit failure: you cannot get out at par, on time, or with what is yours.
Scored by What does the free tier quietly stop tracking, and will this app outlive my history? · 20% (Rotki 9/10, Kubera 9/10, CoinTracking 7/10)
Information failure: the number is wrong or bought, or your data leaks.
Scored by The dashboard is free — so who is paying, and what of mine are they buying? · 25% (Rotki 9/10, Kubera 9/10, CoinTracking 8/10)
Scored by When the app and my exchange disagree on a balance, will I ever find out which one is wrong? · 25% (Rotki 10/10, Kubera 7/10, CoinTracking 8/10)

Every failure family that applies to this category is scored.

Guides & FAQs

3 questions readers ask before choosing portfolio tracking, and 2 guides that go further.

Frequently asked

Questions people ask before choosing tracking

What is the best crypto portfolio tracker for most users?

The best tracker is usually the one that covers your actual wallets and exchanges reliably and makes balances and performance easier to understand without creating more setup friction.

Do I need a portfolio tracker if I only use one exchange?

Not always. Portfolio tracking becomes much more useful once you use multiple wallets, exchanges, or onchain positions that are hard to monitor in one place.

What matters most when choosing a crypto tracker?

The ranking weighs what someone could do with your API keys if they leaked, and whether that has happened (30%), who pays for a free dashboard and what of yours they buy (25%), whether the app tells you when its balance and your exchange's disagree (25%), and what the free tier quietly stops tracking and whether the app will outlive your history (20%).

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Best picks

Best portfolio tracking in 2026

Weighted on API-key blast radius (30), data-monetization truth (25), sync fidelity and gap honesty (25), and tier truth and continuity (20). The lead finding indicts the market: not one of the seven documents rejecting a trade-scoped key at connect time, so read-only is a promise rather than an enforcement everywhere. The winner is the local-first tracker whose blast radius is your own machine — architecture beat features once the trust axes were actually scored. Supported-coin counts are shown as facts and scored nowhere.

Best overall

Rotki

Self-managed portfolio and tax intelligence for users who want more control

Editorial review on file since 27 April 2026

A stronger fit when the real job is not just monitoring holdings, but owning a more self-managed tracking and reporting workflow with deeper control.

Best for: Users who want more control over portfolio tracking and reporting, especially in a more self-managed setup.

Starter guides

High-intent guides linked to this category

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Written and reviewed by Mathias Siemonsmeier Founder

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