Today we've released our first step in our new paid account structure. There are now four types of user accounts: Free, Standard, Premium, and Enterprise, each with different features and intended audiences.

Our first payment method is with cryptocurrencies. Using Coinpayments.net, you can pay for your CryptFolio account in 18 different cryptocurrencies, including BTC, LTC, BCH, ETH, ETC, DOGE and others.

Once you have completed your payment, a PDF invoice will be sent to your e-mail address, allowing you to properly account for CryptFolio as one of your cryptocurrency-related expenses.

In future releases, we will be adding support for paying

We've added support for CoinMarketCap rates and currencies. We now track all of its 199 currency pairs, and we also use the data to keep our list of cryptocurrencies up to date.

We want to add support for as many wallet services (e.g. exchange wallets, mining pools, and other online wallets) as we can to CryptFolio, with priority on account types that are in the highest demand. In order to integrate a wallet type into CryptFolio, the requirements are: The wallet service must have an API to list the current balances for a given user. The API must be read-only, either by design or allowing a user to create an API key that is read-only; it must not be possible for an API key to perform an exchange, trade or withdrawal. The

Today, we've added support for HitBTC. We now track all 431 of its trading currency pairs, and you can add your HitBTC account to your portfolio, by adding a new Exchange account.

To add your HitBTC account to your CryptFolio, follow these steps:

Creating a HitBTC API Key

1. Log into your HitBTC account, and visit your Settings page.

2. Click on the API keys tab in your Settings.

3. Create a new API key.

4. By default, your new API key will have no permissions enabled. You will need to enable both the "Order book, History, Trading balance" and "Payment information" permissions.

CryptFolio uses the History permission to retrieve the historical trades and orders on your account, and the Payment information permission to retrieve the incoming and outgoing deposits and withdrawals

You can now create new accounts with an email and password. This update also includes resetting your password, if you have forgot it, and you have password login enabled.

You can also add email/password login to any existing account, by visiting your profile and managing your Login Methods. This means you can also now replace an existing Google login with e-mail/password, if you prefer.

You can now add and remove login methods to your user account, allowing you to switch your login methods if necessary.

Just head on over to My Profile, and you'll see a list of all of your login methods, and when they were last used. Each of these login methods can be used to access your account.

In our next update, we'll be using this infrastructure to add support for e-mail/password login.

We've added a new chart type: Converted Portfolio Value. This chart displays the equivalent value of all of your portfolio accounts and addresses, in each different currency.

You can add this chart by clicking the "Add Chart" button at the bottom of any portfolio, or by resetting your charts to their defaults.

We've also added new gain/loss markers for the Portfolio Balances and Portfolio Value charts. By default, these display the gain/loss for a particular currency over the last week. (Soon this period will be configurable.)

To add your Cex.io account to your CryptFolio, follow these steps:

Creating a Cex.io API Key

1. Log into your Cex.io account, and visit your Profile page.

2. Under the "Account Settings" menu, select "API".

3. Here you can create a new API Key. Make sure that only the "Account balance" permission is selected, and click "Generate Key".

If you have 2FA enabled, then you will need to enter in a new 2FA code to create the API Key.

NOTE: You must not enable any other permissions. Otherwise, if somebody accesses your CryptFolio account, they may be able to make

Today we've added support for:

• Binance exchange accounts, and exchange rates
• Cex.io exchange accounts, and exchange rates
• Dogecoin address support, through SoChain
• Ripple address support, through Bithomp Explorer
• Neo address support, through Neoscan

To add your Binance account to your CryptFolio, follow these steps:

Creating a Binance API Key

1. Log into your Binance account.

2. API keys are only available to users with 2FA enabled. Make sure that you have 2FA enabled on your account, and click the API Setting button.

3. Create a new API key.

4. By default, your new API key will have the unsafe "Enable Trading" permission enabled. You'll need to click on the "Edit" button, and uncheck all checkboxes except for "Read Info".

5. You now have a new API Key and Secret that you can add

Thanks to the exceptional explorer at CryptoID, we now support the balances and transactions for address for over 200 new cryptocurrencies, including:

• BitConnect Coin (BCC)
• Dash
• Koruna
• Litecoin (LTC)
• Peercoin (PPC)
• Stratis (STRAT)
• Vertcoin (VTC)

CryptFolio will also automatically pick up new currencies as they're added by CryptoID into the future.

Today, we've started adding some of the mining pools supported in the previous CryptFolio, starting with two of the most popular: Bitminter and Slush Pool.

You can add Mining Pool accounts just like you would add Exchange accounts: through Configuring your Portfolio.

To add your Slush Pool account to your CryptFolio, follow these steps:

Creating a Slush Pool API Key

1. Log into your Slush Pool account, and select My Account > Settings.

2. Click on Access Tokens in the Settings submenu.

3. You will be shown your current API Token.

Adding the Slush Pool API key to your portfolio

1. Go into your CryptFolio and Configure the portfolio you wish to add the account to.

2. Click on the "Pool" button to then add a Slush Pool account.

3. Copy your API Token (from Slush Pool) and put it into the

To add your Bitminter account to your CryptFolio, follow these steps:

Creating a Bitminter API Key

1. Log into your Bitminter account, and select My Account > API keys.

2. Click on Create new API key.

3. For the new API key, make sure that you have the API perk active. (This perk is enabled by default on new accounts.)

4. You will be shown your new API key.

Adding the Bitminter API key to your portfolio

1. Go into your CryptFolio and Configure the portfolio you wish to add the account to.

2. Click on the "Pool" button to

Today, we've added BlockTrail explorer support to CryptFolio, which means we now support Bitcoin Cash addresses and transactions.

You can add BCH addresses to your portfolio by adding Bitcoin Cash as a portfolio currency, and then adding your addresses as BCH addresses.

You can now upload a CSV, JSON, or plain text file of addresses into your portfolio. Each address in the file will be added as to your portfolio, and CryptFolio will automatically pick up the balances and transactions for each address.

For information on how to export these files from your wallet, check out these guides.

Note: Depending on the currency selected, it can take some time for all of the balances and transactions to be downloaded, as each explorer has different rate limits.

By default, Bitcoin Core will automatically send the unspent outputs of your Bitcoin transactions into new, anonymous addresses. These are known as "change addresses", and your wallet stores a number of these in the "keypool" (by default, 100).

In order for CryptFolio to also track these change addresses, you will need to export these addresses to CryptFolio as well. This step is a bit more technically challenging.

Exporting your Change and Keypool Addresses as JSON

1. Open up your Bitcoin Core application.

2. In the main menu, select Help > Debug window.

3. Here, you will see the raw debug

To export your Bitcoin addresses from Bitcoin Core safely, follow these steps:

Exporting your Received Addresses as CSV

1. Open up your Bitcoin Core application.

2. In the main menu, select File > Receiving addresses...

3. Here you will see all of the addresses you have created to receive transactions. Click on the "Export" button to save these addresses as a CSV file.

Uploading the CSV file to your portfolio

1. Go into your CryptFolio and Configure the portfolio you wish to add the addresses to.

2. Click on the "Address" button to add a collection of addresses.

3. Copy

We've spent some time cleaning up the currencies list, and now you can sort the currencies by type:

• Fiat currencies: e.g. USD, Euro, GBP
• Cryptocurrencies: e.g. Bitcoin, Ethereum
• Tokens: e.g. REP, Storj
• Unknown: currencies from our exchanges and wallets that haven't been categorised yet

If a currency is missing, please let us know.