Binance Spot balances
The app reads positive Binance.com Spot balances and estimates their current USD value. Binance.US uses a separate API and is not supported.
See supported Binance.com balances beside your manually tracked crypto portfolios. The integration uses api.binance.com and does not support Binance.US.
The integration is deliberately narrow: it reads supported balances for display. It is not a trading bot, tax importer, or custody service.
The app reads positive Binance.com Spot balances and estimates their current USD value. Binance.US uses a separate API and is not supported.
Flexible and locked Simple Earn balances are included when Binance makes those endpoints available for the account and region.
Use a dedicated API key with reading enabled and trading, margin, futures, transfers, and withdrawals disabled.
Holdings outside Binance can be entered manually and organized in separate portfolios without pretending another exchange is auto-synced.
Crypto Portfolio Tracker displays balances. It does not hold crypto and never needs a wallet seed phrase or private key.
Check Binance alongside manually tracked holdings in the same native iOS and iPadOS app.
Download Crypto Portfolio Tracker, sign in, and choose the option to connect an exchange.
Use Binance.com API Management to create a new key only for portfolio tracking. Do not reuse a trading-bot key.
Leave trading, margin, futures, transfers, and withdrawals disabled. A tracker does not need those permissions.
Paste the API key and secret into the app, test the connection, and compare the displayed balances with Binance.
Confirm the key is active, reading is enabled, and restricted endpoints are available in your Binance region. If the key was edited, expired, or revoked, remove the connection and create a new dedicated read-only key. Never solve an error by enabling trading or withdrawal access.
Binance is a trademark of its respective owner. Crypto Portfolio Tracker is independent and is not endorsed by or affiliated with Binance.
It is designed only to retrieve balances. Create a dedicated Binance API key with reading enabled and every trading, transfer, and withdrawal permission disabled.
No. The current connection retrieves supported balances, not a complete trade-history, cost-basis, or tax record. Keep official exchange records for accounting and tax purposes.
The current integration connects to Binance.com and reads positive Spot balances, then attempts to include Simple Earn flexible and locked positions where those endpoints are available. Binance.US is not supported.
You can enter those holdings manually in separate portfolios. Binance.com is the only automatic exchange connection currently supported; Binance.US is not supported.
No. Limit the key to read access, review its permissions, revoke it when no longer needed, and remove it immediately if you suspect compromise.
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