Track Everything. Everywhere.

Price Alert unifies your entire crypto footprint — every major blockchain, exchange and DeFi protocol you actually use — into one clean, real-time view. No spreadsheets, no tab-switching.

20+

Blockchain Networks

18

Exchanges (CEX)

8

DeFi Protocols & DEX

Blockchain Networks

On-chain balances, transaction history and portfolio value — synced directly from each network.

Centralized Exchanges

Connect your exchanges via read-only API keys or file import3. Balances and transactions sync directly from your device for maximum privacy.

DeFi Protocols & DEX

Live lending, borrowing and yield positions with Health Factor monitoring — plus native perpetuals tracking on Hyperliquid and Asterdex.

Missing your exchange? Import it yourself.

While a dedicated integration is being built, you can bring in the history of any exchange or broker with the assisted import: load the file they let you export — CSV or Excel1 — and match its columns to the app's fields in a guided wizard. The mapping is saved as a preset, so every import after the first one is a single tap.

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File structure

Separator, decimal mark and header row, with a live preview of your own rows at every change.

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Column matching

Date, symbol, quantity, price, fees. The app pre-fills what it recognises; you correct the rest.

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Operation types

Decide what each value in the file becomes: buy, sell, deposit, withdrawal, reward, fee.

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Preview & import

Counts and discarded rows shown before confirming. Amounts converted at the ECB rate of each date, duplicates filtered out.

info Crypto transactions only. Rows for stocks, ETFs and bonds are skipped2 — securities tracking is still in private beta. Each step has an in-app guide with examples and the traps to avoid, and nothing leaves your device: the file is parsed locally.

Don't see your exchange or chain?

We add new integrations regularly based on user requests. Tell us what you need via the app's feedback form.

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  1. CSV, TXT and XLSX are accepted: an Excel sheet is converted on the device before the mapping step, and the file must have one row per transaction. Not supported: ledger-style exports that split one operation across several rows (a debit line and a credit line for the same trade, or a separate line for the fee) and statements available only as PDF. For those, connect the exchange with an API key where possible, or request the integration from the app's feedback form — we add new ones based on what users ask for. ↩
  2. Any row carrying an ISIN is treated as a security and counted as ignored in the import summary. This includes crypto ETNs/ETPs sold by brokers such as Trading 212 and DEGIRO: those are listed instruments, not crypto you hold in custody. ↩
  3. Exchanges marked with a file tag have no read-only API we can use, so their history is loaded from the file you export from their site. Everything else connects through an API key and can also be topped up from a file. ↩