Do I have to connect a wallet?
No. You paste a public address or name. There is no connect flow, no signature request, no token approval, and no way for the app to submit a transaction.
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Short answers to the questions that come up most, with links to the longer explanations.
No. You paste a public address or name. There is no connect flow, no signature request, no token approval, and no way for the app to submit a transaction.
No. It only reads public chain state and address-scoped APIs. Even if you wanted it to move something, the capability does not exist in the application.
Your saved wallets, labels, and preferences stay in your browser. The server caches public chain data, prices, and parsed history keyed by public address — the same data any block explorer serves.
Yes. Any public address works, which is also a reminder that your own address is equally visible to everyone else.
Either its chain is not supported, or the token has not cleared the checks that keep spam and copycat contracts out of portfolio value. Airdropped tokens you never interacted with are held back unless their exact contract is curated or has a verifiable market.
No source could value it with confidence. An unpriced balance is shown as unpriced rather than counted as zero or valued from a manipulable quote.
Usually price sampling time or accounting definition — for example whether pending rewards, accrued interest, or a fee are included at that instant. Positions are read from current protocol state, so large differences are worth reporting.
Cost basis here is average cost from your own trade history, gas is not deducted, and unvalued acquisitions are never treated as free coins. Trackers that assume zero cost or use FIFO will show different numbers.
Floor prices are only available on Ethereum. Elsewhere ownership is shown without a value, and NFT value can be excluded from the portfolio total entirely.
It is free to use and there is no account. Your portfolio is stored in your browser, so it follows the browser rather than a login.
Yes. Add as many EVM and Solana addresses as you like; they combine into one portfolio total while keeping per-wallet detail.
Yes, through an optional sidecar covering balances, liquid staking, native stake, Jupiter perps, Drift, Kamino, and NFTs. It does not run the EVM cost-basis pipeline.
Activity can be exported to CSV from any filtered view. There is no tax-lot export.
No. PnLSaver is provided as a hosted service, and its source code is not licensed for independent deployment.
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