DeBank Comparison
A DeBank Alternative for Multi-Wallet Tracking
Track wallets across more than 50 EVM chains, native Bitcoin, Solana, supported exchanges, and DeFi in one private dashboard—with daily history and realized yield across your portfolio.
| Feature | UpdraftFi | DeBank |
|---|---|---|
| Primary focus | Multi-wallet portfolio history | Instant EVM wallet exploration |
| Best for | Tracking your wealth over time | Inspecting current EVM positions |
| Pricing | $19 / $49 per month after trial | Core portfolio view is free |
| Chain support | 50+ EVM + Bitcoin + Solana | EVM chains |
| Multiple wallets | One owned portfolio | View and follow addresses |
| DeFi tracking | Yes | Yes |
| Realized yield history | Supported positions | No dedicated realized APY documented |
| Long-term daily snapshots | Paid plans | VIP Time Machine |
| Traditional assets | Manual entries | Not part of its EVM portfolio scope |
| Exchange tracking | Yes | Not documented |
| Manual entries | Yes | Not documented |
| Balance history | Zero-knowledge encrypted | Public on-chain view |
| Social / wallet explorer | No | Yes |
DeBank is strong at discovering current EVM balances and DeFi positions for an address. UpdraftFi is built to organize multiple wallets you own as one portfolio, measure realized yield, and preserve how the complete portfolio changes over time.
What DeBank does well
DeBank is strong at EVM portfolio discovery. Paste a wallet address and it automatically identifies tokens, DeFi positions such as staking, lending, and liquidity pools, and NFTs across Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Polygon, BSC, and dozens of other EVM networks. That current on-chain view is fast and requires little setup.
The social layer is genuinely useful. You can explore any wallet, follow addresses, and see what other portfolios hold. For DeFi power users who want to track whales or research protocols, that's a feature most portfolio trackers don't offer.
Core portfolio viewing is free, and the interface is fast for what it does. If your portfolio is entirely on EVM chains and you want a current read on one address—or want to research somebody else's—DeBank handles that job very well.
Why choose UpdraftFi as a DeBank alternative?
One owned portfolio across every wallet type
UpdraftFi combines multiple wallets across more than 50 EVM chains with native Bitcoin, Solana, and supported exchange balances. Instead of inspecting addresses one at a time, you get a single portfolio organized around the wallets and accounts you own.
Measure the yield you actually earned
UpdraftFi uses your own snapshots to separate holdings value from cumulative yield and calculate realized APR for supported DeFi positions. That answers a different question from a current position view: not just where your assets are, but what each position actually earned.
Keep a long-term portfolio record
On paid plans, daily snapshots preserve what your combined wallets, exchanges, and positions were worth over weeks, months, and years. You can follow portfolio growth and allocation changes without maintaining a spreadsheet.
Put crypto in the context of total wealth
Crypto tracking is the core job. When you want the bigger picture, the same dashboard can also include manually entered cash, investments, property, vehicles, businesses, and liabilities.
Privacy architecture
These two tools have very different approaches to your data:
| Data | UpdraftFi | DeBank |
|---|---|---|
| Balance snapshots | Zero-knowledge (we cannot decrypt) | On-chain (public by nature) |
| Product model | Private owned-portfolio history | Public wallet explorer |
| Wallet addresses | Encrypted for automatic fetching | Entered as public addresses |
| Off-chain balances | Included in encrypted snapshots | Not part of the EVM wallet view |
DeBank reads on-chain data, which is public by nature. That openness is central to its wallet explorer: anyone can look up an address, follow it, and inspect the positions DeBank discovers. It works well for research, but it is not designed to make a public wallet balance private.
UpdraftFi treats wallet addresses as inputs to an owned portfolio. Balance snapshots and backups are encrypted with keys derived from your passphrase, so we cannot read the combined history. Operational data needed for automatic fetching is encrypted separately so scheduled updates can still run.
Which tool is right for you?
Use DeBank if…
Your portfolio is entirely on EVM chains
You want to explore other wallets (social layer)
You need free, instant DeFi position tracking
You don't need exchange or traditional asset tracking
Use UpdraftFi if…
You want one owned portfolio across multiple wallets
You hold EVM, Bitcoin, Solana, or exchange assets
You want realized yield and long-term snapshot history
You want encrypted balances and optional total net worth
The bottom line
DeBank is strong at discovering current positions in an individual EVM address and exploring wallets socially. UpdraftFi is the better fit when you want multiple owned wallets, chains, exchanges, and DeFi positions organized as one portfolio with realized yield and private historical tracking.
If you want to inspect any EVM address or follow wallets socially, use DeBank. If you want to measure your own multi-wallet portfolio, realized yield, and long-term wealth across more than EVM, that's what UpdraftFi is built for.
Frequently Asked Questions
Sources: DeBank, DeBank Cloud user API, and UpdraftFi product documentation. Last reviewed August 2026.
