DeBank alternatives in 2026: six portfolio trackers compared
Six DeBank alternatives for tracking a crypto portfolio in 2026, from Zerion and CoinStats to Rotki, with what each reads, who it suits and what it costs.
Updated Nov 8, 2026Facts checked Nov 8, 2026
In short
DeBank is free and reads EVM DeFi in more depth than anyone, but it doesn't read Solana, Bitcoin or exchange accounts, and it has no price or liquidation alerts. If you need those, look at Burokku (everything in one view, with alerts and automations), CoinStats (exchanges and wallets together), Zerion (a self-custody wallet for EVM and Solana), Nansen (analytics with Smart Money labels), Octav (reports for funds and DAOs) or Rotki (open source, on your own computer). Zapper and Step Finance have shut down.
| Feature | Burokku | Zerion | CoinStats | Nansen | Octav | Rotki |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it reads | ||||||
| Solana wallets | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Partlyearly support |
| Bitcoin wallets | Yes | No | Yes | Not confirmed | Nonot listed | Yes |
| Exchange accounts | Yes10+ | Nonone found | Yes51 | Not confirmed | Nonone found | Yes23 |
| Perp DEX positions | YesHyperliquid, Lighter, Aster | Partlytrades Hyperliquid | YesHyperliquid, Lighter, Aster | Not confirmed | PartlyHyperliquid, Lighter | Not confirmed |
| Price | ||||||
| Free plan | Yes | Yes | Yes10 portfolios | PartlySolana analytics | Yes | Yes1,000 events |
| Paid plans from | $12 a month, yearly | $99 a year | $167.99 a year | $49 a month, yearly | $149 a year per address | €9 a month |
DeBank is where many people first look at an onchain portfolio: it's free, it reads 67 EVM chains and it lists more DeFi protocols than any other tracker we know of. People look for an alternative when their money isn't only on EVM chains, when they keep some of it on exchanges, or when they want to be told about a problem instead of checking for one. Here are six that are live and maintained today, what each is for, and where each falls short.
Burokku
What it is: a dashboard for everything you hold, onchain and on exchanges, that watches it and helps you act on it. We make it, so read the rest of this page with that in mind.
Reads: 60+ chains, EVM chains along with Solana and Bitcoin; Hyperliquid, Lighter and Aster positions; DeFi positions with health factors; 10+ exchanges through read-only keys; and holdings you add by hand.
Stands out for: every wallet and exchange account in one total, with no limit on accounts during early access; alerts on Telegram, push or email before a loan is liquidated or when a risky approval appears; automations, including a guard that repays or tops up Aave and Morpho loans; swaps, bridges and trading from the same place; Burokku AI on your own data; and 32 tools, from limit orders and a rebalancer to recover funds, an approvals scanner and emergency mode, with a yearly tax report.
Falls short on: fewer DeFi protocols than DeBank, no social features, and no App Store or Google Play app yet (it installs from your browser).
Price: free to use, with everything during early access; Pro is $16 a month, or $12 paid yearly. See our comparison with DeBank.
Zerion
What it is: a self-custody wallet with a portfolio view, on iOS, Android, a browser extension and the web.
Reads: 59 networks in its help centre, EVM chains and Solana; 4,500+ DeFi protocols. No Bitcoin and no exchange accounts.
Stands out for: a polished wallet with swaps, bridges and Hyperliquid perps built in, and push alerts for activity on wallets you watch.
Falls short on: Bitcoin and exchanges; some Solana positions aren't shown yet; CSV export needs Premium.
Price: free; Premium is $99 a year. See our comparison with Zerion.
CoinStats
What it is: a portfolio tracker that puts exchange accounts and wallets side by side.
Reads: 51 exchanges by API, a long list of chains including Solana and Bitcoin (with BRC-20 and Runes), and the perp DEXes Hyperliquid, Lighter and Aster.
Stands out for: the widest exchange coverage here, so it suits people who keep a lot on exchanges.
Falls short on: we couldn't check how deep its DeFi coverage goes beyond the protocol count it advertises.
Price: free for up to 10 portfolios; Premium $15.99 a month or $167.99 a year; Degen $89 a month or $755 a year. See our comparison with CoinStats.
Nansen
What it is: an onchain analytics platform, best known for labelling wallets, with portfolio and trading tools on top.
Reads: 26 chains on Pro, including Solana. We couldn't confirm Bitcoin or exchange accounts on its current pages.
Stands out for: Smart Money labels and wallet research, smart alerts and an AI agent, if you trade on what other wallets do.
Falls short on: the portfolio needs an account, and only Solana analytics are free.
Price: free for Solana analytics, with one active alert; Pro is $49 a month billed yearly or $69 monthly. See our comparison with Nansen.
Octav
What it is: portfolio tracking and reporting built for funds, DAOs and treasuries.
Reads: 62 chains in its docs, 16 of them in full, plus Solana, and Hyperliquid and Lighter positions. We found no Bitcoin or exchange accounts.
Stands out for: NAV and accounting reports, PDF and CSV exports and a PnL calendar.
Falls short on: it's made for organisations; an individual may find it more than they need.
Price: a free plan; Lite $149 and Pro $499 a year, each per address; Institutional by quote. See our comparison with Octav.
Rotki
What it is: an open-source portfolio and accounting app that runs on your own computer (Windows, macOS, Linux or Docker), so your data stays with you.
Reads: 17 chains including Bitcoin, with early Solana support, 23 exchanges by API key and 140+ protocols.
Stands out for: privacy, and profit and loss reports with FIFO, LIFO, HIFO and ACB cost basis, useful when it's time to file taxes.
Falls short on: fewer chains and protocols than the others, and more setup.
Price: free up to 1,000 events; paid plans at €9, €25 and €45 a month. See our comparison with Rotki.
Shut down, or not a fit
- Zapper shut down on 3 August 2026: its site, apps and API.
- Step Finance shut down in February 2026.
- Sonarwatch is now Jupiter's portfolio: free and good for Solana DeFi, but Solana only, so it isn't on the list above.
- De.Fi is live, but its home page lists only 15 networks.
Questions
- What happened to Zapper?
- Zapper shut down on 3 August 2026, including its site, apps and API. If you used it for a multichain portfolio, Burokku, Zerion and CoinStats are the closest replacements here.
- What's the best free alternative to DeBank?
- It depends on what you hold. For EVM and Solana in a wallet, Zerion is free. For exchanges and wallets together, CoinStats and Burokku both have free plans. For a fully local, open-source tracker, Rotki's free plan covers 1,000 events.
- Which alternatives track exchange accounts?
- Burokku (10+ exchanges, read-only keys), CoinStats (51 exchanges) and Rotki (23 exchanges). We found no exchange accounts on Zerion's or Octav's pages, and couldn't confirm them for Nansen.
- Which alternatives track Bitcoin?
- Burokku, CoinStats and Rotki read Bitcoin wallets. DeBank, Zerion and Octav don't list it.
- Why isn't Step Finance on the list?
- Step Finance shut down in February 2026. For Solana positions, Jupiter's portfolio, which took over Sonarwatch, is free and Solana-only.
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.
Sources
- DeBank: chain list
- Zerion: supported networks
- Zerion: Premium
- CoinStats: supported exchanges and blockchains
- CoinStats: perp DEXes
- CoinStats: pricing
- Nansen: about Nansen Pro
- Nansen: Solana on Nansen
- Octav: home page and pricing
- Octav: supported chains
- Octav: Hyperliquid perps
- Rotki: integrations
- Rotki: plans
- Jupiter: portfolio
- Zapper shuts down
- Step Finance shuts down