Solana portfolio tracker apps for several wallets

A Solana portfolio tracker reads the public chain and shows what your wallets hold, so the question for a trader with a hot wallet, a vault and a Ledger is which one adds them up, which positions it can see, and what it puts next to your name. This roundup compares six options as of October 2026: Jupiter Portfolio, Zerion, Phantom, Solflare, Birdeye and Cherry. Cherry (cherry.fun) is a wallet-to-wallet messenger and community app for crypto, where several wallets linked to one Cherry ID add up to one figure on your profile.

How we picked

Each option is a tool a Solana trader already uses, and each is scored on the six things that decide a tracker for several wallets:

1. Several wallets in one view: one total across addresses, or one wallet at a time.
2. DeFi positions: lending, LP and staking positions, not only token balances.
3. NFTs: whether collections show up next to tokens.
4. Tokenized stocks: whether a stock token such as an xStock is listed and valued.
5. What other people see: what the product shows about you to someone else.
6. Price: what the tracker costs, apart from any swap fees in the app.

One fact sits under criterion 5 for every tool on this list. Every Solana address and its holdings are public on-chain: anyone with your address can paste it into a tracker or an explorer. A tracker or a profile changes only whether your addresses sit next to your name. None of them needs your private key to show a balance; Phantom and Solflare can also watch an address without it. The wallet connection safety guide covers what a legitimate connection asks you to sign.

Jupiter Portfolio

Jupiter’s portfolio page at jup.ag/portfolio describes itself, in October 2026, as a tracker for holdings, positions, yield and airdrops “across 190+ Solana protocols”, with DeFi positions across lending, liquidity and leverage, plus staking. You can save wallets and organize them into groups you can track as one portfolio. Its FAQ says “Tracking your Solana portfolio is free and non-custodial”, and that you can paste a wallet to view its holdings “without connecting or signing anything”. The page does not mention NFTs, and stocks appear only as a trading link in its navigation.

Fit: a Solana DeFi portfolio tracker for several wallets with nothing to install or sign. Pasting any address also shows plainly that your holdings are readable by anyone who has the address.

Zerion

Zerion is a multichain wallet with a tracker built in. Its tracker page (October 2026) says you can “Add unlimited watch-only addresses”, with no keys and no connection needed, and that balances and history are aggregated “across all your addresses, watch-only ones included”, across 66 chains including Solana. It says tokens, NFTs and DeFi positions are discovered across 4,500+ protocols, and its Solana page lists LPs, staked assets, lending positions and unclaimed rewards, plus “NFTs on Solana added automatically.” The tracker page lists it as free. Zerion Premium costs “$99 a year” and lists “P&L for any wallet” among its benefits.

Fit: the pick if your wallets span Solana and EVM chains and you want one aggregated number with NFTs in it.

Phantom

Phantom is a Solana wallet, and its tracker is its account list. Phantom’s help center (October 2026) says you can create more accounts from your recovery phrase, import another phrase or key, connect a Ledger, or add an address you can watch. A watch-only address lets you “view activity and assets” for it, but “you can’t sign any transactions with it.” The help center does not say whether the home screen adds accounts together. Phantom’s site promotes NFTs (“Showcase your NFT collection”), and xstocks.com lists Phantom among its wallet partners.

Phantom users who claim a username get a social profile, and its privacy setting has three levels. In the help center’s words: Public means “Anyone can find and view your complete profile”; Private means “Anyone can find your profile, but only approved followers can see your holdings”; Invisible means “Nobody can find your profile, and you can’t send messages in live chats.”

Fit: the pick if Phantom is already your wallet and you mostly want balances, NFTs and a profile setting that hides holdings from people browsing Phantom.

Solflare

Solflare is a Solana wallet whose App Store listing (October 2026) describes coins, collectibles, staking and DeFi positions in one place. Its DeFi Positions feature, per Solflare’s blog, “aggregates positions from 90 major Solana protocols”, among them lending deposits on Kamino and Solend and LP tokens from Orca and Raydium. Solflare’s multi-wallet guide says you can toggle between your different wallets “with a single tap or click”, mentions watch-only wallets, and says its portfolio view shows each wallet’s balances and activity. It does not say the wallets are added into one total. xstocks.com lists Solflare as a wallet partner, and the app is free on the App Store.

Fit: the pick for staking-heavy Solana wallets you open one at a time.

Cherry

Cherry is a messenger first, and its portfolio view comes from the account. A Cherry ID is one person with a display name, picture and @handle, holding several linked wallets. The wallets linked to a Cherry ID add up to one Net Worth figure, shown with Volume and P&L on the profile. Cherry’s limit is 10 wallets per account (October 2026). The profile also has NFTs and Tokens sections, and Cherry’s page for a single address shows that address’s own Balance. A figure that is not published is left out of the row, never shown as zero.

Linking is a proof of ownership. Settings, then “Add a wallet”: “Sign a message to prove it is yours. Nothing moves.” A Ledger gives the same proof by approving a transaction that is never sent to the network. The next screen asks how much of it shows on your profile. The four choices are Everything, What I own, Counted and Hidden. A choice only changes what the Cherry profile shows next to your name; the addresses and their holdings stay public on-chain, as they are for every tool on this list. The wallet identity page covers how a wallet and a person are drawn in chats.

The trading side keeps its own book. The Trading Terminal mini app inside Cherry has a Portfolio screen for the wallet it is connected with: a total value, then all time, open and realized P&L , with tabs for Holdings, Positions and Activity. Positions lists open perp positions. Cost basis comes only from trades made in the app, so a bag bought elsewhere shows a value without a P&L history. The Terminal trades tokenized stocks from its Stocks & RWAs board. The board lists xStocks; check the Verified mark and the RWA tag, because tokens that copy xStock names also turn up in its full list. An xStock you buy there sits in Holdings like any other token.

Fit: the pick if you want the total on a profile people already meet in chats, with each wallet’s contribution set by you, and a trading book next to the rooms where trades get discussed.

Birdeye

Birdeye is a crypto market data tool. Its iOS app, “Birdeye – Crypto Data Tool”, carries the subtitle “Track crypto, memecoin, wallet” (October 2026), says you can “Analyze whale wallets and pro traders, see their holdings”, covers Solana, Ethereum, Sui, Base and other EVM chains, and is free on the App Store. The listing does not describe totals across your own wallets, DeFi positions, NFTs or stocks, so those cells read “not stated” below.

Fit: the pick for reading other wallets and token flows more than for adding up your own.

Side by side

As of October 2026. “Not stated” means the product does not say.

A note on the stock column. xStocks are tokens of US equities and ETFs issued by Backed Assets (JE) Limited, and xstocks.com states (October 2026): “xStocks are not available to residents of the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, or sanctioned jurisdictions.” A tracker listing a token is not the same as you being eligible to buy it. The real-world assets page covers what a stock token gives you and what it does not.

Which Solana portfolio tracker to pick

Start from what you need the total for.

• Pick Jupiter Portfolio if your wallets are Solana only, DeFi heavy, and you want groups of wallets as one portfolio with nothing to sign.
• Pick Zerion if your wallets span Solana and EVM chains and you want NFTs and DeFi in one aggregated total.
• Pick Phantom or Solflare if you live in that wallet and switching between accounts is fine; Phantom adds a profile setting for who sees your holdings, Solflare adds DeFi positions per wallet.
• Pick Birdeye if the wallets you watch belong to other traders.
• Pick Cherry if you want the total on the profile people see in your chats, with each linked wallet’s contribution chosen by you, and the Trading Terminal’s P&L for trades you make there.

Whichever you use, assume the addresses are readable by anyone, and check holders before you trust a room’s claims: the token holder guide shows how. To link your wallets into one Cherry ID, open chat.cherry.fun, sign in with a wallet and go to Settings, then “Add a wallet”.

Nothing here is financial advice. Tokens can lose value.

FAQ

Can I track several Solana wallets in one view?

Yes. As of October 2026, Jupiter Portfolio saves wallets into groups you track as one portfolio, and Zerion aggregates balances across all your addresses, watch-only ones included. On Cherry, wallets linked to one Cherry ID add up to one Net Worth figure on your profile. Phantom and Solflare hold several accounts, and you switch between them.

Does a portfolio tracker need my private key?

No. None of them needs your private key to show a balance; Phantom and Solflare can also watch an address without it. A tracker reads public on-chain data, so Jupiter Portfolio and Zerion work from a pasted address with nothing signed. Linking a wallet to a Cherry ID is a signed message that moves nothing, and a Ledger gives the same proof by approving a transaction that is never sent. Anything that asks for your recovery phrase to show a balance is a scam.

Can other people see my portfolio?

Yes, in the sense that matters: every Solana address and its holdings are public on-chain, and anyone can paste your address into a tracker. What a tracker or a profile changes is whether your addresses sit next to your name. On Cherry, your profile shows Net Worth, Volume and P&L, and each linked wallet’s setting decides what it adds.

Does it value tokenized stocks?

None of the tracker pages here says its portfolio total values tokenized stocks, as of October 2026. xstocks.com lists Phantom, Solflare and Zerion as xStocks wallet partners. Cherry’s Trading Terminal mini app trades xStocks from its Stocks & RWAs board. The board lists xStocks; check the Verified mark and the RWA tag, because tokens that copy xStock names also turn up in its full list. The Terminal lists them in its Holdings tab like any other token in the wallet.

Which Solana portfolio tracker is free?

Jupiter Portfolio says tracking is free and non-custodial, Zerion’s tracker page lists it as free with a $99-a-year Premium tier, Phantom, Solflare and Birdeye are free downloads on the App Store, and Cherry is free.

Sources

• Jupiter Portfolio
• Zerion crypto wallet tracker
• Zerion Solana wallet
• Zerion Premium
• Phantom help: add wallets and accounts
• Phantom help: watch-only addresses
• Phantom help: manage your profile
• Phantom
• Solflare guide: multiple wallets
• Solflare: DeFi Positions
• Solflare on the App Store
• Birdeye on the App Store
• xStocks
• Trading Terminal on Cherry