1inch Portfolio provides a clear, real-time view of your or any public address's crypto assets across multiple networks in one place, eliminating the need to check different wallets or platforms. It helps you track balances, monitor performance, and analyze metrics like Profit and Loss (PnL) and Return on Investment (ROI) to manage your portfolio effectively and make more informed decisions.

No, you don’t need an account to use 1inch Portfolio. There is no registration or sign-up required. Simply connect your wallet or enter any public wallet address to view portfolio data. This makes it easy to start tracking assets instantly while keeping full control over your information.

Yes, 1inch Portfolio is available in 1inch Wallet on both iOS and Android. The same portfolio data is used across platforms, including when calculating metrics such as PnL and ROI, ensuring a consistent and unified view of your assets.

On Android, however, 1inch Portfolio can be accessed as a separate screen with detailed statistics on the wallet. To access it, from the Main screen, scroll down to the Portfolio section and tap View insights.

1inch Portfolio supports a wide range of popular blockchain networks and DeFi protocols, allowing you to track assets across multiple ecosystems in one place. The list of supported networks and protocols is continuously reviewed and expanded to ensure the most accurate and comprehensive coverage of your portfolio.

If a protocol or network you use is not currently supported, you can leave a feature request to let the team know about your use case.

The PnL metric shows how much you have gained or lost over time based on your token activity and current holdings. It takes into account not only the current value of your assets, but also the value of tokens you have added to or removed from your portfolio. Below is the formula for calculating it:

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The ROI metric shows the percentage return on your investments, helping you understand how efficiently your capital has performed over time. It compares your net profit or loss to the total value of assets you have invested. Below is the formula for calculating it:

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Average entry price is the average price you paid to acquire your current holdings of a token. If you bought the asset multiple times at different prices, it combines those purchases into a single average value.

This metric helps you quickly understand your position: if the current price is higher than your average entry price, you’re in profit; if it’s lower, you’re in loss.

Airdrops or tokens received for free are treated the same as regular purchases.

For PnL calculations, their value is based on the token price at the moment they first appear in your portfolio. Any price changes after that are reflected as profit or loss.

Balances may differ between 1inch Portfolio, your wallet, or other trackers because each platform supports a different set of networks, tokens, and DeFi protocols. As a result, certain assets or positions may be included on one platform but not another.

Additionally, platforms may use different methods for indexing and interpreting on-chain data, which can lead to variations in how positions are displayed.

1inch Portfolio data is updated in real time, reflecting the latest changes in your balances, transactions, and token prices. This allows you to monitor your portfolio performance and asset distribution as they evolve without delays.

Token prices in 1inch Portfolio are calculated using on-chain market data from decentralized exchanges and, where needed, additional trusted pricing sources such as DeFi oracles. This approach helps provide reliable and up-to-date valuations across supported assets and networks.

You may see unfamiliar tokens because 1inch Portfolio displays assets based on trusted data providers and token lists.

Currently, only tokens included in provider whitelists (such as CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, Curve, and others) are shown. This helps filter out most spam tokens and ensures that displayed assets meet certain reliability standards.

Your PnL reflects not just the amount of tokens you hold, but also their value relative to when you acquired them.

If your balance has increased but the token price has dropped since your purchases (or inflows), your total position value may still be lower than what you initially invested—resulting in a negative PnL. In other words, having more tokens doesn’t always mean more value: PnL is driven by price changes as well as transaction history.

Airdrops or tokens received for free are treated the same as any other incoming transaction.

For PnL calculations, their value is determined based on the token price at the moment they appear in your portfolio. Any subsequent price changes are then reflected as profit or loss relative to that value.

If the same token is received and sent multiple times, each incoming and outgoing transaction is accounted for separately. This ensures that PnL reflects all movements of the asset over time, not just a single entry point.

Yes, 1inch Portfolio allows you to track multiple wallets at once using wallet bundles. You can group several public addresses—your own or others’—into a single view to monitor them together.

This makes it easy to analyze combined holdings, track shared portfolios, or follow other wallets without switching between addresses.

1inch Portfolio does not display spam tokens, as only assets from trusted provider lists are supported.

However, you can still organize your view by filtering tokens based on their position status (active, closed, or all) and sorting them by any column in the table, making it easier to focus on relevant assets.

Yes, you can export the portfolio data. To do so, open the portfolio for a specific address and click the download button next to the avatar.

At the moment, NFTs are not included in portfolio data.

Yes, 1inch Portfolio includes supported DeFi positions such as staking, liquidity pools, and lending. Each supported DeFi protocol is displayed in a separate table, allowing you to clearly view and analyze your positions across different protocols. Coverage depends on the networks and protocols supported by the platform, and the list is continuously reviewed and expanded to provide a more complete view of your assets.

If a protocol you use is not currently supported, you can leave a feature request to let the team know about your use case.

1inch Portfolio allows you to track any wallet by simply entering its public address or Ethereum Name Service (ENS) domain, including both externally owned accounts (EOAs) and compatible smart contract wallets.

If you choose to connect a wallet, 1inch Portfolio supports the same wallets as the 1inch dApp, so you can use your preferred option for a seamless experience.