Delta alternatives in 2026: stocks and crypto in one app, or crypto tracked properly

Delta by eToro is a polished mobile tracker for stocks, ETFs and crypto in one place, with more than 200 exchanges, brokers and wallets synced through read-only connections and a Delta AI summary on top. People look for an alternative for a few specific reasons: the free tier tracks ten assets and the paid tiers raise that to 40 and then to unlimited, prices varying by region; crypto is tracked at balance level, with perp DEX positions and decoded DeFi positions not mentioned on its site; and some want a web-first tool, an open-source one, or a tax engine rather than a tracker. This list is sorted by those jobs. Facts come from each product’s own site or app-store listing as read on 14 September 2026; nothing here is sponsored, and TrueHold’s entry names where Delta is better. The head-to-head is in TrueHold vs Delta.

If you want stocks and crypto in one tracker

Sharesight is the accountant’s choice: dividends, capital gains and tax reports shaped to its supported countries, with a free plan for ten holdings, Starter at $7 a month billed annually for 30 holdings, and Standard at $18 for unlimited. Crypto is supported as tracked assets with prices refreshed every few minutes, but trades are entered manually or forwarded by email rather than synced from an exchange API. Right if your portfolio is mostly equities and crypto is a line item.

Kubera is the net-worth tracker for people with more than one kind of asset: banks and brokerages, stocks and funds, crypto across major blockchains, exchanges and wallets including DeFi, NFTs and staking, plus real estate and anything else with a value. $250 a year for Essentials, $2,500 for Black, with a 14-day trial. Expensive next to Delta, and built for a different question: what am I worth, not what did this position do today.

Portfolio Performance is free, open source and desktop-first, on Windows, macOS and Linux with mobile companions, and it computes true time-weighted and internal rates of return across all accounts. Crypto comes in through price feeds such as CoinGecko, with every transaction recorded by hand. The most rigorous performance math on this list, and the most work.

CoinGecko Portfolio is the free, simple option: build a portfolio by hand or track a wallet, follow 21,000-plus coins with per-coin PnL, synced across web, iOS and Android. It is a coin tracker rather than an account aggregator, which is exactly what some Delta users actually wanted.

If crypto is the part that needs depth

TrueHold is a read-only crypto tracker and nothing else: any public address on Ethereum and the EVM chains, Solana, Bitcoin, TON and Tron; exchange accounts through read-only keys on Binance, OKX, Bybit, Kraken, Coinbase and the long tail; Hyperliquid and Lighter perps by address with entry, liquidation distance and funding; Polymarket and Kalshi; DeFi positions decoded into liquidity, lending, staking and rewards. One total, free to track, Premium for exports, and an assistant that answers from your own data. No stocks, no mobile app today, no alerts, and no dYdX or GMX. If your risk sits on crypto venues Delta’s site does not list, this is the tool; if it sits in a brokerage, it is not.

CoinStats is the closest thing to Delta’s shape in crypto only: 300-plus exchanges and wallets, web and mobile apps, PnL analysis, an NFT gallery, plus Hyperliquid, Lighter and Aster positions. It buys, swaps and stakes from the app, so it is more than a reader; the free plan covers ten portfolios. Zerion is a self-custodial wallet with a portfolio view across 58-plus chains including Solana, free with a Premium tier, and does not mention exchange accounts. DeBank is the free reference for EVM DeFi positions, EVM only.

If taxes are the real job

CoinTracker is tax software first, with a free tracker attached: 500-plus exchanges, wallets and blockchains, DeFi transactions categorised for tax, and filing through TurboTax, H&R Block or a CPA. Portfolio tracking and a tax summary are free; form downloads are paid. Koinly does the same for 20-plus countries with 800-plus integrations; tracking is free up to 10,000 transactions and report downloads are paid. Both list Hyperliquid among their integrations as of September 2026; how much perp detail each imports differs, so check their integration pages. If Delta’s gains report is what you used most, either of these is built for it; a daily tracker then sits beside them, and the tax CSV guide explains what a usable export contains.

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Where Delta still wins

If you hold Apple, an S&P fund and some Bitcoin and want one clean phone app with price alerts and a daily summary, Delta remains hard to beat, and years of polish show in the small things. Its connections are read-only, which is the right model. None of the crypto-only tools on this list track a brokerage, and none of the multi-asset tools’ sites mention reading a perp DEX position. The honest answer for many people is two tools: Delta or Sharesight for the equities side, a crypto tracker for the venues they cannot see.

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