Overview
Zerion started in 2016 as a DeFi portfolio tracker and later became a full self-custody wallet. Its strength is seeing everything: tokens, NFTs, liquidity positions, loans and staking across many chains, in one clear dashboard.
Features
- Supports Ethereum, major layer 2s, BNB Chain, Polygon, Avalanche and Solana.
- Detailed portfolio and profit/loss tracking.
- Swaps and bridges comparing many providers.
- Transaction previews and scam warnings.
- Ledger support; import any wallet in watch-only mode.
- Its own layer 2, ZERO, offering cheap transactions.
Security
Zerion has no record of a major hack. Parts of its code are open source. Transaction simulation helps you see what you are signing.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Best-in-class portfolio view.
- Clean design on mobile and desktop.
- EVM plus Solana.
Cons
- No Bitcoin support.
- Swap fees on top of network costs.
- Some premium features are paid.
Who it’s for
DeFi users who hold positions across many chains and want to track them easily.
Verdict
Zerion is the wallet for people who want to understand their whole on-chain portfolio at a glance.