TrackExchange
Binance portfolio tracker
A Binance account fragments fast: spot here, a futures wallet there, some flexible earn, a margin position you half remember. The exchange shows each tab separately; your net worth is the sum, and summing is exactly what trackers are for.
Binance
in TrueHold · read-only key
$72,700
Spot
14 assets
$41,900
+1.2%
USDⓈ-M Futures
2 positions
$18,300
+4.6%
Flexible Earn
3 products
$12,500
+0.1%
TrueHold connects to Binance through a read-only API key, the mechanism Binance itself provides for exactly this. The key can read balances and history and can do nothing else: no trades, no withdrawals, no transfers. Direct integration, not a generic wrapper, so account types and history come through properly.
How it connects
- 01
Create a read-only API key
In Binance: API Management, create key, leave every permission unchecked except reading. Withdrawals stay impossible by construction.
- 02
Paste key and secret into TrueHold
The pair is stored encrypted and used for reading balances and history only. Revoking it in Binance takes one click, any time.
- 03
Watch it assemble
Spot, futures, margin and earn balances flow into one portfolio next to your wallets and other exchanges.
What you will see
- Every wallet tab, one number
- Spot, USDⓈ-M and COIN-M futures, margin and earn read together instead of living in separate screens.
- History deep enough to matter
- Trades, deposits and withdrawals reconstructed so your PnL has a past, not just a present.
- Read-only, provably
- The key you create has no trade or withdrawal permission. Safety is a property of the key, not a promise from us.
- Next to your self-custody
- The exchange stack lands beside your wallets, so CEX and cold storage finally share one total.
Questions people ask
No. The API key you create has only read permission, and Binance enforces that server-side. A read-only key cannot place orders or move funds no matter who holds it.
Delete the key in Binance’s API Management and access ends instantly. You can also remove the account in TrueHold; either side can cut the cord.
Yes. Futures balances and positions are read along with spot, margin and earn, so the leverage side of the account is part of the same picture.
No. Adding Binance and watching the portfolio is free, with no card asked. Premium adds tax-ready exports on top; the tracking itself never moves behind a paywall.
Within minutes. The account is re-read on a rolling cycle and prices stream live, so what you see tracks what Binance knows.
Yes. Each Binance account connects with its own read-only key and keeps its own label and history; the totals roll up into one portfolio.
Nothing except updates: the Binance connection goes stale the moment the key dies. Reconnecting later is a fresh key and two minutes; removing the account from TrueHold clears its data entirely.
Keep reading
Guides
How to track your Binance portfolio without giving up control
Aug 23, 2026 · 2 min
Self-custody
How to create a read-only Binance API key, step by step
Aug 24, 2026 · 3 min
More to track
Your whole portfolio, one view
Binance is one piece. TrueHold reads your wallets, exchanges and perps together, read-only, and turns them into one total with honest PnL.
