Burokku vs DeBank: which crypto portfolio tracker fits you?
DeBank is the deepest free tracker for EVM DeFi. Burokku adds Solana, Bitcoin, exchange accounts, alerts and automations. How they compare in 2026.
Updated Nov 9, 2026Facts checked Nov 8, 2026
In short
DeBank is free, reads 67 EVM chains and lists far more DeFi protocols than anyone else, with a social layer on top; swaps and revoking live in its wallet, Rabby. Burokku puts your EVM, Solana and Bitcoin wallets, perp DEX positions and exchange accounts in one view, tells you on Telegram, push or email when something needs you, and lets you act from the same place. If you only hold on EVM chains and want to look around, DeBank is hard to beat. If your money is spread across chains and exchanges and you want to be told before something goes wrong, Burokku is built for that.
| Feature | Burokku | DeBank |
|---|---|---|
| What it reads | ||
| All your accounts in one total | Yeswallets on every chain, exchanges and holdings added by hand | Partlya Bundle adds up EVM addresses; a profile shows one |
| Wallets on EVM chains | Yes60+ chains in all, with Solana and Bitcoin | Yes67 EVM chains |
| Solana wallets | Yes | No |
| Bitcoin wallets | Yes | NoEVM chains only |
| Exchange accounts | Yes10+ exchanges, read-only keys | Nonone on its pages |
| Perp DEX positions | YesHyperliquid, Lighter, Aster | PartlyHyperliquid |
| DeFi positions | Yeslending, liquidity, staking, with health factors | Yesthe widest protocol list we know of |
| What it tells you | ||
| Price alerts | Yes | Nonone found |
| Liquidation and health factor alerts | YesAave and Morpho | Nonone found |
| Risky approval alerts | Yes | Nonone found |
| Where alerts reach you | Telegram, push and email | Address activity in its mobile app |
| What you can do from it | ||
| Swaps and bridges | Yessigned in your own wallet | Partlyin Rabby, its wallet |
| Revoke approvals | Yes | Partlyin Rabby |
| Automations | Yesworkflows, recurring buys, a liquidation guard | No |
| AI assistant | YesBurokku AI, from your own data | Nonone found |
| Other tools | Yes32, from limit orders to emergency mode | PartlyRabby simulates transactions and revokes |
| Tax report | YesPDF and CSV | No |
| Apps and price | ||
| Apps | Partlyinstalls from your browser on any device; store apps coming | Partlyweb and iOS; Rabby on desktop, Android and as an extension |
| Social features | No | YesStream, follows, paid messages |
| Price | Free; Pro from $12 a month | Free; VIP from $15 a month |
DeBank and Burokku both start from a wallet address and show you what's in it. They're built for different people. DeBank is a free explorer for EVM DeFi with a social network attached. Burokku is a dashboard for everything you hold, onchain and on exchanges, that watches it and helps you act on it. Here's where each one is stronger.
What each one reads
DeBank reads 67 chains, all of them EVM: Ethereum and its layer-2s, BNB Chain, Avalanche, newer chains such as Monad and Plasma, and its own DBK Chain. Its protocol list is the longest we know of, with thousands of entries across lending, liquidity pools, staking, farming, vesting and perpetuals. Profiles also show Hyperliquid balances and open perps. A profile is one address; to see several together you make a Bundle, which adds up EVM addresses into one total. It doesn't read Solana wallets, Bitcoin or exchange accounts.
Burokku reads 60+ chains, EVM chains along with Solana and Bitcoin, and positions on the perp DEXes Hyperliquid, Lighter and Aster. It also reads 10+ exchanges, including Binance, OKX, Bybit, Coinbase and Kraken, through API keys that must be read-only: a key that can withdraw is refused before it's stored. Everything adds up to one net worth without counting the same coin twice, in the currency you choose. You can also add holdings by hand or import them as CSV.
DeBank lists more DeFi protocols than Burokku does. If you farm on small protocols, check that yours appears in Burokku before you move over.
Alerts, and what happens next
This is the biggest difference. DeBank offers its mobile app for tracking address activity; we found no price, liquidation or approval alerts on its pages.
Burokku keeps checking your accounts while you're away. It reaches you on Telegram, push or email when a loan on Aave or Morpho gets close to liquidation, a risky or unlimited approval appears, one coin becomes too much of your net worth, or a price crosses a line you set. Each alert says what happened and what would fix it, one tap away.
Acting on it
DeBank keeps its site for looking. Swaps, bridges, perps and revoking approvals are in Rabby, the wallet the same team makes, which runs as a browser extension, on iOS and Android, and on Mac and Windows. Rabby is well regarded, especially for showing you what a transaction will do before you sign it.
In Burokku you act where you look. You can swap and bridge, including between EVM chains and Solana, signed in your own wallet; revoke approvals; trade on exchanges and perp DEXes with stop-loss and take-profit; and set up automations such as recurring buys or a guard that repays or tops up a loan before it's at risk. Every order is priced and checked against your limits, and automations that trade, or orders over $1,000, ask for your passkey. Burokku AI answers questions about your own portfolio and drafts workflows for you to review; it never signs or sends.
What Burokku adds
Every account in one total. Most people don't keep everything in one wallet. Burokku adds up all of it: wallets on EVM chains, Solana and Bitcoin, positions on perp DEXes, exchange accounts and holdings you enter yourself, in one net worth you can split into bundles, such as Main, Cold or Fund II. There's no limit on accounts during early access; after it, Pro has 15 and Max has 50.
Automations, not only alerts. A workflow can buy on a schedule, message you when a condition holds, or repay a loan before it’s at risk. You build it on a canvas or describe it in a sentence, and it runs within the limits you set.
An assistant that knows your portfolio. Burokku AI answers from your own accounts: what changed this week, how exposed you are to ETH, whether a loan is safe if prices fall.
32 tools in one place. Limit orders, recurring buys, a rebalancer, a yield finder, a liquidity manager, a rewards hub, recover funds left behind in old bridges and stake, an airdrop checker, an approvals scanner, a wallet check-up, a signature decoder, a link check, emergency mode for a compromised wallet, token unlocks and more. None of these are on debank.com; some, such as revoking and transaction checks, are in Rabby.
The extras
DeBank is also a social network. You can post to Stream, follow wallets, send and receive paid messages, collect badges and build a Web3 ID. If you like watching what large wallets do, that's a real reason to use it.
Burokku has no social layer. Its extras are about your own money: a tax report across every wallet and exchange, with PDF and CSV exports, and research on projects, people and news about what you hold.
Price
DeBank's tracking is free. VIP costs $15 for one month, $40 for three, $75 for six and $150 for a year; it adds Time Machine, a transaction history analysis mode and higher follow limits.
Burokku is free to use, and during early access every account has everything. After that, Free keeps 3 accounts and 5 price alerts; Pro is $16 a month, or $12 a month paid yearly, for 15 accounts, alerts while you're away and a yearly tax report; Max is $49 a month for active traders. Swaps carry a fee from 0.85% on Free down to 0.25% on Max. See pricing for the full list.
Which one fits you
Burokku fits if
- You have many wallets and accounts and want one total for all of them
- Your holdings are on Solana or Bitcoin as well as EVM chains
- You keep money on exchanges and want it in the same total
- You want to hear about a loan nearing liquidation before it happens
- You'd like to act from the same place: swap, revoke, automate
DeBank fits if
- Everything you hold is on EVM chains
- You want to look through other people's wallets as much as your own
- You use less common DeFi protocols and want them all listed
- You like looking up other wallets and following what they do
- You want a tracker that costs nothing and asks for nothing
Questions
- Is DeBank free?
- Yes, tracking is free. VIP costs $15 for a month up to $150 for a year and adds Time Machine, a transaction history analysis mode and higher follow limits. When we checked, its subscribe button said it was under maintenance.
- Can DeBank show several wallets together?
- Yes, with a Bundle: a group of addresses shown as one total, which you make after signing in with a wallet. A Bundle adds up EVM addresses. Burokku adds up every wallet you hold, on EVM chains, Solana and Bitcoin, with your exchange accounts and holdings added by hand, in one net worth.
- Can DeBank track Solana or Bitcoin?
- No. DeBank's own chain list has 67 chains, all EVM. Bitcoin layer-2s that run EVM are on it, but Solana wallets and Bitcoin itself are not.
- Does DeBank show exchange balances?
- We found no way to connect an exchange account on DeBank's pages; it reads onchain wallets. Burokku reads 10+ exchanges with read-only keys, which can't trade or withdraw.
- Can I use both?
- Yes. Both only need a wallet address to show it, so you can watch the same wallets in each. You could keep DeBank for looking around and use Burokku for your own accounts and alerts.
- Can Burokku move my funds?
- Not by itself. Wallets are watched by address, and an exchange key that can withdraw is refused. You sign transactions in your own wallet, and anything that lets Burokku act for you, like an automation that trades, stays within your limits and asks for your passkey.
We make Burokku, so we aren’t neutral. We checked what this page says about other products against their own pages on Nov 8, 2026. If something has changed, tell us.