Burokku vs Zerion: a portfolio dashboard or a wallet?
Zerion is a self-custody wallet with a portfolio view, for EVM and Solana. Burokku adds Bitcoin, exchange accounts, alerts and automations. How they compare.
Updated Nov 8, 2026Facts checked Nov 8, 2026
In short
Zerion is a wallet first: you hold your keys in it, swap and bridge inside it, and trade Hyperliquid perps from it, on iOS, Android, a browser extension and the web, across EVM chains and Solana. Burokku is a dashboard over the wallets and exchanges you already use, Bitcoin included: it adds them up, watches them, reaches you on Telegram, push or email, and runs the automations you set. If you want one polished wallet to hold and trade from, choose Zerion. If you already have several wallets and exchange accounts and want one view that watches all of them, choose Burokku.
| Feature | Burokku | Zerion |
|---|---|---|
| What it reads | ||
| All your accounts in one total | Yeswallets on every chain, exchanges and holdings added by hand | Partlyyour wallets together in the mobile app |
| Wallets on EVM chains | Yes60+ chains in all, with Solana and Bitcoin | Yes59 networks in its help centre |
| Solana wallets | Yes | Yessome DeFi positions not yet shown |
| Bitcoin wallets | Yes | No |
| Exchange accounts | Yes10+ exchanges, read-only keys | Nonone on its pages |
| Perp DEX positions | YesHyperliquid, Lighter, Aster | Partlytrades Hyperliquid in its own app |
| DeFi positions | Yeslending, liquidity, staking, with health factors | Yes4,500+ protocols |
| What it tells you | ||
| Price alerts | Yes | Nonone found |
| Liquidation and health factor alerts | YesAave and Morpho | Nonone found |
| Wallet activity alerts | Yes | Yespush, on 10+ EVM networks |
| Where alerts reach you | Telegram, push and email | Push on your phone |
| What you can do from it | ||
| Hold your keys in it | Noit works with the wallets you use | Yesit's a self-custody wallet |
| Swaps and bridges | Yessigned in your own wallet | Yes |
| Revoke approvals | Yes | Partlylimits allowances; sends you to Revoke.cash to revoke |
| Automations | Yesworkflows, recurring buys, a liquidation guard | Partlytake-profit and stop-loss on perps |
| AI assistant | YesBurokku AI, from your own data | Partlytools for AI agents, no assistant in the app |
| Other tools | Yes32, from limit orders to emergency mode | Partlytransaction simulation and phishing checks |
| Tax report | YesPDF and CSV | NoCSV export on Premium |
| Apps and price | ||
| Apps | Partlyinstalls from your browser on any device; store apps coming | YesiOS, Android, extension and web |
| Price | Free; Pro from $12 a month | Free; Premium $99 a year |
Zerion and Burokku can both show you a portfolio, but they start from opposite ends. Zerion is a wallet: you keep your keys in it, and the portfolio is how it shows you what you hold. Burokku doesn't hold keys. It sits over the wallets and exchange accounts you already use, adds them up, watches them and helps you act on them.
What each one reads
Zerion covers EVM chains and Solana: 59 networks in its help centre, 38 of them fully supported, including Tron and HyperEVM. It lists 4,500+ DeFi protocols. On Solana, some features, such as protocol positions, aren't there yet, by Zerion's own account. It doesn't read Bitcoin or exchange accounts.
Burokku reads 60+ chains, EVM chains along with Solana and Bitcoin, positions on the perp DEXes Hyperliquid, Lighter and Aster, and 10+ exchanges through API keys that must be read-only. It adds everything up to one net worth, in the currency you choose, without counting the same coin twice. You can also add holdings by hand or import them as CSV.
A wallet, or a view over your wallets
Zerion's strength is being a wallet. It runs on iOS, Android, as a browser extension and on the web, with swaps and bridges built in and leveraged Hyperliquid perps, with take-profit and stop-loss, from the same app. Its App Store rating is high, and its data API is used by other wallets and marketplaces.
Burokku works with the wallets you already have. You sign swaps and bridges in your own wallet, so nothing has to move for you to start: add an address, or several, and they appear. That also means Burokku isn't where your keys live; if you want a new wallet, Zerion is one.
Alerts and automations
Zerion sends push notifications on your phone for activity on wallets you watch, such as trades, mints and sends, on 10+ EVM networks. We found no price, liquidation or approval alerts on its pages.
Burokku keeps checking your accounts while you're away and reaches you on Telegram, push or email: when a loan on Aave or Morpho nears liquidation, a risky approval appears, one coin becomes too much of your net worth, or a price crosses your line. You can turn what you want done into automations, such as recurring buys, or a guard that repays or tops up a loan before it's at risk, each one reviewed by you and checked against your limits every time it runs.
Zerion's automation today is take-profit and stop-loss on perps. For developers, its open-source CLI lets AI agents swap, bridge and send within limits you set. Burokku has an assistant in the app instead: Burokku AI answers questions about your own portfolio and drafts workflows for you to accept. It never signs or sends.
What Burokku adds
Every account in one total. Zerion's mobile app adds up the wallets you've added, but only onchain ones, and its extension shows one wallet at a time. Burokku adds up wallets on EVM chains, Solana and Bitcoin, perp DEX positions, exchange accounts and holdings you enter yourself, in one net worth you can split into bundles. There's no limit on accounts during early access; after it, Pro has 15 and Max has 50.
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, a wallet check-up, a signature decoder, a link check, emergency mode for a compromised wallet, token unlocks and more, each working across all your wallets at once.
Approvals, history and tax
Zerion lets you set a limited allowance when you approve a contract in its extension; to revoke one, its help centre sends you to Revoke.cash. Burokku scores approvals for risk, alerts you to new and unlimited ones, and revokes them from the same screen.
Zerion Premium exports your transaction history as CSV, back to 2018, from the web app. It doesn't make tax reports. Burokku's tax report works out realised gains and income across every wallet and exchange you've connected, with PDF and CSV exports.
Price
Zerion's wallet is free. Premium is $99 for 12 months and doesn't renew by itself; it halves swap and bridge fees and adds PnL for any wallet, CSV export and priority support.
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
- You hold Bitcoin, or keep money on exchanges, and want it in the same total
- You already have wallets you like and don't want to move your keys
- You want alerts on Telegram or email, not only on your phone
- You want automations and a guard on your loans
Zerion fits if
- You want one self-custody wallet for EVM chains and Solana
- You'd rather hold, swap and see your portfolio in a single app
- You trade Hyperliquid perps from your phone
- Your holdings are all onchain, on the chains it covers
- You want a native app from the App Store or Google Play today
Questions
- Is Zerion free?
- The wallet is free. Premium is $99 for 12 months and doesn't renew by itself; it halves swap and bridge fees, adds realised and unrealised PnL for any wallet, CSV export of your history and priority support.
- Does Zerion support Bitcoin?
- No. Its supported networks are EVM chains, Solana and a few others such as Tron; Bitcoin isn't one of them. Burokku reads Bitcoin wallets alongside EVM chains and Solana.
- Can Zerion show my exchange balances?
- We found no way to connect an exchange account in Zerion's help centre or product pages. Burokku reads 10+ exchanges with read-only keys, which can't trade or withdraw.
- Can Zerion show several wallets together?
- Yes, in its mobile app, which adds up the wallets you've added; its browser extension shows one wallet at a time. Zerion reads onchain wallets only, so exchange balances aren't in that total. Burokku adds up wallets on every chain it reads, exchange accounts and holdings added by hand, in one net worth.
- Do I have to move my funds to use Burokku?
- No. Burokku watches wallets by their address and reads exchanges through read-only keys. Your keys stay where they are, including in Zerion if that's your wallet.
- How many chains does Zerion support?
- Zerion's own pages give different numbers: 66 on its home page, 59 networks in its help centre (38 fully supported), and 40 for its API. We use the help centre's list.
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.