Best Solana portfolio trackers in 2026: your wallet, DeFi, whales and the whole book

A Solana address is public: SOL, every SPL token, stake accounts, NFTs, DeFi positions, all readable by anyone who has the string. That makes tracking cheap and it makes the market for trackers crowded, because the hard part is not reading the chain but deciding what to show. This list is sorted by the job: your own wallet, DeFi positions across protocols, someone else’s address, whale alerts, plain explorers, and data for builders.

Every entry comes from the project’s own site as read on 3 September 2026, with prices as stated that day; where a site does not state a price, the entry says so. Nothing here is sponsored. TrueHold is on the list because it does one of these jobs, next to the tools it competes with, and its entry says what it does not do.

Your own Solana wallet

Phantom is where most Solana portfolios already live, and its home screen is a tracker: token balances, collectibles, perp positions, spam filtering and push notifications on transfers. Free, and enough for a single wallet you only ever look at from inside the wallet.

Jupiter Portfolio is the free dashboard the Solana DeFi crowd moved to after Jupiter acquired SonarWatch: holdings, positions, yield and claimable airdrops across more than 190 Solana protocols, several wallets grouped into one view, decoded transaction history and PnL over 24 hours or all time. It reads any address without a wallet connection.

CoinStats tracks Solana wallets by address next to exchanges and other chains, with transaction lists, PnL analysis and an NFT gallery. The free plan covers ten portfolios; Premium and Degen plans add more portfolios and AI features, with prices shown on the site.

Zerion sits between tracker and wallet: any address across 58 chains, Solana included, with transaction history across EVM and Solana and the option to act on what you see from the built-in wallet. Free, with a Premium subscription for real PnL and trading features; the price is shown in the app.

Every Solana position, next to everything else

TrueHold reads a Solana address read-only and puts it in the same total as your Ethereum wallets, exchange accounts and perp venues: SOL and SPL tokens at real prices with dust and spam filtered out, stake accounts counted into the SOL position, NFTs at Magic Eden floor, DeFi positions, transaction history and a balance chart. Tracking is free; Premium is for extras such as tax-ready CSV exports. What it does not do: swap, trade, or alert you when a wallet moves. If Solana is your whole portfolio, Jupiter Portfolio is the deeper Solana-only view; if Solana is one slice of many, this is the view that adds up.

Someone else’s address: whales, smart money, alerts

Cielo follows wallets and pushes every move to Telegram or Discord, with PnL profiles for the wallets you track and Solana trading built in. Free for 50 Solana and 250 EVM wallets at 120 alerts an hour; Pro at $59 a month raises that to 200 Solana wallets, Whale at $199 to 1,000.

GMGN mixes a smart-money feed with token safety checks: labels for snipers and consistent winners, wallet tracking, and automated copy trading across ten chains with Solana first. Free to start, with paid tiers.

Birdeye is token analytics first, wallet analytics second: any wallet’s portfolio with trade history, PnL and win rate, whale monitoring, watchlists and alerts. Freemium.

Nansen brings entity labels to Solana: smart-money inflows and outflows per token, wallet profiles, alerts. Free tier to explore; Pro is quoted at $49 a month on the annual plan and $69 monthly.

Explorers: the raw ledger

Solscan is the explorer most people use: any address, its holdings and transaction history, program interactions, plus a whale-tracking leaderboard. Free; the Pro API is paid. The official Solana Explorer is the bare, open-source reference that also covers devnet and testnet, and SolanaFM draws multi-step swaps as flow diagrams when a transaction is hard to read as a list.

For builders

Helius is the RPC and data layer most Solana trackers stand on: the DAS API for tokens and NFTs, enhanced transactions that parse raw activity into readable events, and webhooks. Free tier with one million credits a month at ten requests a second; Developer at $49 a month, Business at $499. Dune holds full Solana history in SQL with more than two thousand community dashboards, free to browse with paid plans for heavier use. And before you buy a token you found on any of these, RugCheck scores its mint and freeze authorities and liquidity locks for free.

The table

How this list was made

Open every site, write down what it reads and what it costs on the day, and drop anything whose own site could not confirm what it does. The check date is in the second paragraph; the list gets re-checked each quarter.

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