Zerion combines a crypto wallet with an address-based portfolio tracker. It brings token balances and transaction histories together with supported DeFi positions, such as deposits in decentralized finance protocols. A swap exchanges supported tokens; a bridge moves assets between compatible networks.
Track an address or create a wallet
For read-only research, open Zerion’s web portfolio view with the public address you want to inspect, then check the network, positions and available history. This does not require importing recovery credentials or transferring assets. The step-by-step guide below instead creates a mobile wallet capable of signing; its recovery backup is separate from Device Sync.
Watching an address or using a wallet
Useful for: following several onchain addresses together and using the same interface to review supported token exchanges.
Less suited for: workflows that require identical NFT and protocol coverage on every network.
Account required: no separate Zerion registration for core wallet setup or address tracking.
Wallet required: a public address is enough for read-only tracking in the web app. Sending assets or approving a trade requires a wallet you control. Zerion can create one, import a compatible wallet or connect a supported external wallet.
Zerion describes its wallet as self-custodial: recovery phrases are generated on the device, and the company says it cannot access them.
Network coverage depends on the action
The wallet supports Ethereum-compatible networks, including Base and Arbitrum, alongside Solana and native TRON accounts. The network badges identify wallet support; they do not promise the same tracking, swap or bridge functions on each chain. Solana token swaps and bridging are supported, while viewing or managing Solana NFTs, including digital collectibles, is unavailable. DeFi position coverage also depends on the network and protocol.
Free access, Premium and transaction costs
Basic wallet use and portfolio tracking are free. Built-in swaps and bridges carry a standard Zerion service fee of 0.67%, with discounts or exemptions for eligible users. Network charges and exchange or bridge-provider costs are separate. The transaction quote determines the costs of the selected route.
Premium is an optional 12-month plan without automatic renewal. It adds profit-and-loss analysis for eligible wallets and lower Zerion service fees. Profit and loss, often shortened to P&L, measures gains and losses; a subscription does not remove blockchain network charges.
Apps and interface languages
Zerion is available on iOS and Android, as a browser extension and through a web app. On mobile, the built-in browser connects to decentralized applications, known as dApps. The language labels on this page reflect verified iOS support. French and English are available on mobile and web; the extension is documented as English-only. Language availability can therefore differ between interfaces.