One net worth history for crypto and everything around it
Track wallets and exchanges automatically, add traditional assets and liabilities, and see how the complete picture changes over time.
Start with your crypto walletsComplete net worth
$284,392
Crypto
$178,260
Property & cash
$354,132
Liabilities
−$248,000
The missing balance sheet
A wallet total leaves out everything beyond the wallet
Crypto may be the most volatile part of your finances without being the largest. Cash, property, investments, businesses, and debt all change the number that matters.
UpdraftFi keeps those values in the same dated record, so a transfer between wallets does not look like wealth appearing or disappearing.
Example balance sheet
Everything rolls into one total
What goes into the total
Automatic crypto, with room for the assets that live elsewhere
The connection method follows the asset. Public addresses and read-only APIs handle crypto. Traditional assets and liabilities remain manual today.
On-chain wallets
Track EVM wallets, native Bitcoin, Solana, NFTs, and supported DeFi positions from public addresses.
Exchanges
Bring supported CEX and on-chain trading accounts into the same view through read-only connections.
Off-chain assets
Add cash, stocks, retirement accounts, property, businesses, vehicles, and other assets manually.
Liabilities
Record mortgages, loans, and other debts so the total reflects what you own after what you owe.
Connect the crypto
Add public wallet addresses and supported exchanges. Read-only access is enough; UpdraftFi never needs a seed phrase.
Add the rest
Enter the off-chain assets and liabilities that shape your actual net worth. Update them whenever their value changes.
Keep the history
Paid plans capture daily snapshots, so wallet moves and market swings become part of one continuous record.
History and realized yield
Keep the record when wallets, rates, and positions change
Paid plans save a daily snapshot even when you do not open the app. The chart keeps dates, balances, and liabilities aligned across the whole portfolio.
For supported DeFi positions, snapshots and cash flows produce cumulative yield and realized APR for the period you actually held.
Compare history featuresPosition history
Aave USDC
Deposited
$24,000
Withdrawn
$4,000
Yield
+$1,184
A clear security boundary
Historical balances and scheduled syncing are stored differently
The distinction matters. Automatic fetching needs access to operational connection data, while your historical balance record remains zero-knowledge encrypted.
Read the full security modelZero-knowledge history
Balance history, backups, and device sync are encrypted so UpdraftFi cannot read the stored financial record.
Operational sync data
Wallet addresses and read-only exchange credentials use separate server-managed encryption so scheduled snapshots can run.
Choose by the record you need
Three trackers can show three very different versions of your finances
Typical crypto tracker
Useful for checking what wallets and tokens are worth now.
- Wallet and token balances
- DeFi and NFT coverage varies
- Usually limited to digital assets
- Historical depth varies
UpdraftFi
Built around the complete balance sheet and its history.
- Wallets and supported exchanges
- Manual assets and liabilities
- Daily net worth snapshots
- Realized yield for supported DeFi positions
General finance app
Strong bank coverage, with much lighter on-chain detail.
- Banks, cards, and brokerages
- Crypto may be a simple balance
- Limited wallet and DeFi depth
- Usually requires financial logins
Before you connect anything
Practical questions, answered directly
The short version: read-only access for crypto, manual tracking for traditional assets, and no tax return yet.
A crypto net worth tracker combines wallets and exchange balances with the rest of your assets and liabilities. It shows how crypto affects your complete financial position instead of stopping at token balances.
Yes. UpdraftFi supports multiple wallets across more than 50 EVM chains, native Bitcoin, and Solana. EVM coverage includes supported DeFi positions, while Bitcoin and Solana coverage focuses on on-chain balances.
No. Public addresses are enough for on-chain tracking, and supported exchange connections use read-only API credentials. UpdraftFi never asks for a wallet seed phrase or private key.
No. Bank accounts, stocks, property, and other traditional assets are entered manually today. Crypto wallets and supported exchange balances can update automatically.
Balance history, backups, and device sync use zero-knowledge encryption. Wallet addresses and read-only exchange credentials needed for scheduled snapshots are stored separately with server-managed encryption so the sync service can retrieve new balances.
Tax reports are still under development. If you need to file today, use a dedicated tax product such as Koinly alongside UpdraftFi.
Start with the accounts you already use
Build a net worth history that keeps up with your crypto
Connect a wallet, add the assets outside crypto, and see the complete picture in the live demo before starting your trial.