Frequently Asked Questions: | CryptFolio Support Frequently Asked Questions Helprace RSS https://support.cryptfolio.com/s1-general/questions/top?format=rss What is a reporting currency? As CryptFolio supports over 2400 different currencies, we have implemented reporting currencies as a way to improve the user experience, by allowing you to define what currencies you're actually interested in.

A reporting currency is a specific currency that you are interested in. Reporting currencies differ from the other 2400+ currencies supported by CryptFolio in the following ways:

  • These are the currencies used to generate historical chart data for your portfolio.
  • These currencies are displayed in the top ticker area of your portfolio (desktop/mobile only).
  • These currencies are used for exchange rate and portfolio value notifications.
  • These currencies can be[_cuted_]
]]> Wed, 22 Aug 2018 06:49:16 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i230-what-is-a-reporting-currency https://support.cryptfolio.com/i230-what-is-a-reporting-currency Jevon Wright Jevon Wright As CryptFolio supports over 2400 different currencies, we have implemented reporting currencies as a way to improve the user experience, by allowing you to define what currencies you're actually interested in.

A reporting currency is a specific currency that you are interested in. Reporting currencies differ from the other 2400+ currencies supported by CryptFolio in the following ways:

Each portfolio must have at least one reporting currency, but each portfolio can be configured with different reporting currencies.

Changing your reporting currencies

To change your reporting currencies, first visit your list of Portfolios.

Here, you can select the button to Edit a specific portfolio.

The list of available reporting currencies is displayed and can be updated in this form.

]]> What is an exchange? An exchange is a service, usually a website, where users can trade their assets. Sometimes these trades are completed by matching open "buy" orders to open "sell" orders, and sometimes this is done by a service for a predetermined price.

For example, you can use an exchange to trade your Bitcoin (BTC) for Litecoin (LTC), or vice versa. On some exchanges, you can exchange cryptocurrency for fiat currencies; for example, trading your US dollars (USD) for Bitcoin (BTC).

Often you will be restricted to opening a single account on each exchange. Most exchanges will provide you with at least one[_cuted_]

]]> Tue, 31 Jul 2018 05:38:11 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i99-what-is-an-exchange https://support.cryptfolio.com/i99-what-is-an-exchange Jevon Wright Jevon Wright An exchange is a service, usually a website, where users can trade their assets. Sometimes these trades are completed by matching open "buy" orders to open "sell" orders, and sometimes this is done by a service for a predetermined price.

For example, you can use an exchange to trade your Bitcoin (BTC) for Litecoin (LTC), or vice versa. On some exchanges, you can exchange cryptocurrency for fiat currencies; for example, trading your US dollars (USD) for Bitcoin (BTC).

Often you will be restricted to opening a single account on each exchange. Most exchanges will provide you with at least one wallet for each cryptocurrency that you want to use on the exchange.

There are dozens of exchanges, each with their own website, interface, regulations and availability. Using CryptFolio, you can manage a wide range of exchange accounts – check out CryptFolio's list of supported exchanges.

You can add an Exchange wallet account to your portfolio by clicking on the Exchange button when configuring it.

For more information, check out these resources:

]]> What is an address? An address is a unique identifier, generally between 24-64 characters, that represents a possible destination for a cryptocurrency transaction. It is similar to a bank account number, in that you can have many bank accounts – each with their own balances and transactions.

Addresses can be generated for free with your wallet software, and there is no practical limit to the number of addresses that you can control.

Often different currencies will differentiate their addresses with a different leading character, for example:

You can add an Address account to your portfolio by clicking on the Address button when configuring it.[_cuted_]

]]> Tue, 31 Jul 2018 05:38:56 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i98-what-is-an-address https://support.cryptfolio.com/i98-what-is-an-address Jevon Wright Jevon Wright An address is a unique identifier, generally between 24-64 characters, that represents a possible destination for a cryptocurrency transaction. It is similar to a bank account number, in that you can have many bank accounts – each with their own balances and transactions.

Addresses can be generated for free with your wallet software, and there is no practical limit to the number of addresses that you can control.

Often different currencies will differentiate their addresses with a different leading character, for example:

Sample Bitcoin address Generally starts with 1 or 3 17eTMdqaFRSttfBYB9chKEzHubECZPTS6p
Sample Litecoin address Generally starts with L or M LbYmauLERxK1vyqJbB9J2MNsffsYkBSuVX
Sample Dogecoin address Generally start with D D64vbPp9TvqQ67xc6we5GnEtcKqiTXfp1S
Sample Ethereum address Start with 0x 0xbe1089a5f045c72e396ec788885d5d9ea981499c

You can add an Address account to your portfolio by clicking on the Address button when configuring it.

For more information, check out these resources:

]]> What is an external API? An external API is a third-party service which provides balances and/or transaction data, that can be used in other applications. API stands for "Application Programming Interface".

Using external APIs, you can develop your own web services to expose your financial data, without needing to provide CryptFolio with any of your own credentials.

For example, you could specify an external API "https://example.com/my_btc_balance", which returns the number "1.0" - signifying that you want to add 1.0 BTC to your portfolio.

The technical specifications for the range of supported External API formats is now available.

You can add an External API account to[_cuted_]

]]> Tue, 31 Jul 2018 05:38:21 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i102-what-is-an-external-api https://support.cryptfolio.com/i102-what-is-an-external-api Jevon Wright Jevon Wright An external API is a third-party service which provides balances and/or transaction data, that can be used in other applications. API stands for "Application Programming Interface".

Using external APIs, you can develop your own web services to expose your financial data, without needing to provide CryptFolio with any of your own credentials.

For example, you could specify an external API "https://example.com/my_btc_balance", which returns the number "1.0" - signifying that you want to add 1.0 BTC to your portfolio.

The technical specifications for the range of supported External API formats is now available.

You can add an External API account to your portfolio by clicking on the External API button when configuring it.

]]> What is a fixed amount? In the context of CryptFolio, a fixed amount is a set of currencies, each with their own balances.

For example, you might wish to create a fixed amount for savings that you are holding on a device that you don't wish to disclose, by creating the following record in your portfolio:

You can also used fixed amounts to add any account or exchange to your portfolio, even if the exchange is not directly supported by CryptFolio.

By default, a fixed amount will have no transactions. You can import transactions for the account through CSV, or by editing the transactions manually.[_cuted_]

]]> Tue, 31 Jul 2018 05:38:36 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i101-what-is-a-fixed-amount https://support.cryptfolio.com/i101-what-is-a-fixed-amount Jevon Wright Jevon Wright In the context of CryptFolio, a fixed amount is a set of currencies, each with their own balances.

For example, you might wish to create a fixed amount for savings that you are holding on a device that you don't wish to disclose, by creating the following record in your portfolio:

Bitcoin 0.00153 BTC
Litecoin 5.32214 LTC
Ethereum 9.11000 ETH
US Dollars 5,000 USD

You can also used fixed amounts to add any account or exchange to your portfolio, even if the exchange is not directly supported by CryptFolio.

By default, a fixed amount will have no transactions. You can import transactions for the account through CSV, or by editing the transactions manually. Each balance can have multiple transactions. (How do I upload a new CSV file?)

If there are no transactions in the account, CryptFolio will assume the current balances have always been available (i.e. since Unix timestamp 0).

You can have multiple fixed amounts per portfolio, each with different currencies. You can add a Fixed Amount account to your portfolio by clicking on the Amount button when configuring it.

]]> Are API imports limited to last 50 transactions? Hi. I have been desperately looking for a non-phone app Cryptocurrency portfolio tracker that allows the import of previous trades from major exchanges.  I don't see where CSV files from those exchanges can be uploaded, so I created the necessary API keys in hopes they would work.  My Bittrex API is still "loading" after 15 hours, but since I'm just trying to test on a free account this may be normal. I have noticed that when I view the transactions that are already uploaded from Binance and Coinbase, the screen seems to be limited to only the most recent 50[_cuted_]

]]> Tue, 31 Jul 2018 05:08:24 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i133-are-api-imports-limited-to-last-50-transactions https://support.cryptfolio.com/i133-are-api-imports-limited-to-last-50-transactions cphine cphine Hi. I have been desperately looking for a non-phone app Cryptocurrency portfolio tracker that allows the import of previous trades from major exchanges.  I don't see where CSV files from those exchanges can be uploaded, so I created the necessary API keys in hopes they would work.  My Bittrex API is still "loading" after 15 hours, but since I'm just trying to test on a free account this may be normal. I have noticed that when I view the transactions that are already uploaded from Binance and Coinbase, the screen seems to be limited to only the most recent 50 transactions.  Is this correct, or will I be able to import my entire trade history? Is a manual import of the entire trade history possible if the API won't call it? 

Also, is there any support for GDAX trades? Coinbase and GDAX are the same company, but they have two distinct transaction histories.

Thanks in advance.  I'm really hoping you guys will work out for me.

]]> Support Hello Jevon .. do you respond to email? I have just joined up with Cryptfolio and wanted to know a little more about the company. How many employees? How long has the company been going? Do you have an "about" page on your website? I was thinking of signing up with cointracking.info but then saw your site and I am trying to compare the two. I would sign up with cryptfolio if I thought I was going to get a more specifically NZ targeted help desk, and good support.

Cheers! Ray

PS I didn't really want this to be a[_cuted_]

]]> Sat, 14 Jul 2018 09:16:04 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i211-support https://support.cryptfolio.com/i211-support Ray Watson Ray Watson Hello Jevon .. do you respond to email? I have just joined up with Cryptfolio and wanted to know a little more about the company. How many employees? How long has the company been going? Do you have an "about" page on your website? I was thinking of signing up with cointracking.info but then saw your site and I am trying to compare the two. I would sign up with cryptfolio if I thought I was going to get a more specifically NZ targeted help desk, and good support.

Cheers! Ray

PS I didn't really want this to be a public post, but couldn't find any other way to contact you.

]]> How do I change the date range for the Portfolio Balance report? I want a pdf for year-end tax for accountant.

Thanks

]]> Tue, 05 Mar 2019 02:17:03 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i251-how-do-i-change-the-date-range-for-the-portfolio-balance-report https://support.cryptfolio.com/i251-how-do-i-change-the-date-range-for-the-portfolio-balance-report Andrew Andrew I want a pdf for year-end tax for accountant.

Thanks

]]> How can i excess my funds its great that i ca. Watch and since 2016 i have not made a withdraw from ovef 16 platforms thay been using my fund to trade and make money so at whst point can i Is thair a company since I can now see my funds that can help me retrieve them from these big companys

]]> Wed, 07 Feb 2024 00:25:46 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i267-how-can-i-excess-my-funds-its-great-that-i-ca-watch-and-since-2016-i-have-not-made-a-withdraw-from-ovef-16-platforms-thay-been-using-my-fund-to-trade-and-make-money-so-at-whst-point-can-i https://support.cryptfolio.com/i267-how-can-i-excess-my-funds-its-great-that-i-ca-watch-and-since-2016-i-have-not-made-a-withdraw-from-ovef-16-platforms-thay-been-using-my-fund-to-trade-and-make-money-so-at-whst-point-can-i Leon Walker Leon Walker Is thair a company since I can now see my funds that can help me retrieve them from these big companys

]]> What is a mining pool? A mining pool is a service where many users "pool" their resources together to "mine" for cryptocurrencies.

Most cryptocurrencies are so difficult to solve ("mining", which is essentially solving the equations necessary to secure the blockchain and include its transactions) that for smaller participants, it's more realistic to share their resources together, and then for the mining pool to split the rewards out based on the effort each participant executed.

Many mining pools will also provide cryptocurrency wallets for their users, to allow you to accumulate your earnings out over many different blocks and send the rewards in a single[_cuted_]

]]> Tue, 31 Jul 2018 05:38:45 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i100-what-is-a-mining-pool https://support.cryptfolio.com/i100-what-is-a-mining-pool Jevon Wright Jevon Wright A mining pool is a service where many users "pool" their resources together to "mine" for cryptocurrencies.

Most cryptocurrencies are so difficult to solve ("mining", which is essentially solving the equations necessary to secure the blockchain and include its transactions) that for smaller participants, it's more realistic to share their resources together, and then for the mining pool to split the rewards out based on the effort each participant executed.

Many mining pools will also provide cryptocurrency wallets for their users, to allow you to accumulate your earnings out over many different blocks and send the rewards in a single transaction, which is often cheaper.

You can add a Mining Pool account to your portfolio by clicking on the Pool button when configuring it.

For more information, check out these resources:

]]> What IP address should I restrict API keys to? We do not suggest that you use an IP address filter for API keys that you create and share with CryptFolio.

At any time we may change the IP address(es) of our jobs servers, and in such a situation you will need to manually log into each of your external accounts and change the IP address associated to that API key. Since we only use read-only API keys, you should not be exposed to any financial risk when we change our job server IP addresses.

Currently we have one job server IP, and you may use this to restrict API[_cuted_]

]]> Fri, 13 Apr 2018 07:21:02 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i127-what-ip-address-should-i-restrict-api-keys-to https://support.cryptfolio.com/i127-what-ip-address-should-i-restrict-api-keys-to Jevon Wright Jevon Wright We do not suggest that you use an IP address filter for API keys that you create and share with CryptFolio.

At any time we may change the IP address(es) of our jobs servers, and in such a situation you will need to manually log into each of your external accounts and change the IP address associated to that API key. Since we only use read-only API keys, you should not be exposed to any financial risk when we change our job server IP addresses.

Currently we have one job server IP, and you may use this to restrict API key access: 45.79.192.43.

]]> Where can I buy Bitcoin? CryptFolio is not a platform to buy, sell or trade Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies – once you have some cryptocurrency, though, you can use CryptFolio to keep track of it!

However here are some great sites and services where you can buy cryptocurrencies:

New Zealand

  • Easy Crypto
  • MyCryptoSaver

Worldwide

  • Coinbase
]]> Mon, 21 May 2018 23:27:22 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i164-where-can-i-buy-bitcoin https://support.cryptfolio.com/i164-where-can-i-buy-bitcoin Jevon Wright Jevon Wright CryptFolio is not a platform to buy, sell or trade Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies – once you have some cryptocurrency, though, you can use CryptFolio to keep track of it!

However here are some great sites and services where you can buy cryptocurrencies:

New Zealand

Worldwide

]]> How can i move around the tabs ? Hi, 

It seems very basic, but i still haven't found how to move around the tabs/charts in our portfolio main page so we can sort them in the order we like. 

Thank you.

]]> Fri, 03 May 2019 01:22:13 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i255-how-can-i-move-around-the-tabs https://support.cryptfolio.com/i255-how-can-i-move-around-the-tabs Milkyzone7 Milkyzone7 Hi, 

It seems very basic, but i still haven't found how to move around the tabs/charts in our portfolio main page so we can sort them in the order we like. 

Thank you.

]]> Add exchange and coins Hello,

Please add exchange https://probitex.com https://cratex.io https://bisq.network and coins HATCH and EARTHS trading on it exchanges.

]]> Sun, 12 May 2019 12:44:47 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i256-add-exchange-and-coins https://support.cryptfolio.com/i256-add-exchange-and-coins A A A A Hello,

Please add exchange https://probitex.com https://cratex.io https://bisq.network and coins HATCH and EARTHS trading on it exchanges.

]]> update token info vortex network vtx Hello,

We have noticed that our project was added on your site . Hereby we will sent you all up to date info and we hope this will be used .

CONTRACT Address : ⤵️

https://etherscan.io/token/0xd957E08ac5421E2C28510586B57d095E5094836a

VORTEX NETWORK VTX PROJECT INFO.

website : http://vortexnetworkvtx.com/

contract : https://etherscan.io/token/0xd957E08ac5421E2C28510586B57d095E5094836a

email&contact : vortexnetworkvtx@gmail.com

block explorer : https://etherscan.io/token/0xd957E08ac5421E2C28510586B57d095E5094836a

github : https://github.com/vortexnnetworkvtx/VorteX-Network

logo : https://i.imgur.com/cqC11m8.jpg (256x256)

whitepaper : http://vortexnetworkvtx.com/whitepaper/whitepaper.pdf

SOCIAL MEDIA.

youtube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqgdVJ6YgtdHNfhHE-00Ijg

Twitter-Official : https://twitter.com/VorteX_Global

Twitter-Contest : https://twitter.com/VorteXNetwork7

Discord : https://discord.gg/CKZECR9

Telegram : https://t.me/VorteXNetwork

instagram : https://www.instagram.com/vortexnetwork_official/?hl=en

COIN ANNOUNCEMENT.

bitcointalk : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5220509

cryptocurrencytalk : https://cryptocurrencytalk.com/topic/146017-ann-vortexnetwork-erc20-token-live/?tab=comments#comment-552512

cryptotalk : https://cryptotalk.org/topic/46192-ann-vortex-network-erc20-token-live/?tab=comments#comment-2445278

medium : https://medium.com/@vortexnetworkvtx

reddit :[_cuted_]

]]> Tue, 03 Mar 2020 02:21:57 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i260-update-token-info-vortex-network-vtx https://support.cryptfolio.com/i260-update-token-info-vortex-network-vtx Dragonmastermarshal Dragonmastermarshal Hello,


We have noticed that our project was added on your site . Hereby we will sent you all up to date info and we hope this will be used .


CONTRACT Address : ⤵️

https://etherscan.io/token/0xd957E08ac5421E2C28510586B57d095E5094836a


VORTEX NETWORK VTX
PROJECT INFO.

website : http://vortexnetworkvtx.com/

contract : https://etherscan.io/token/0xd957E08ac5421E2C28510586B57d095E5094836a

email&contact : vortexnetworkvtx@gmail.com

block explorer : https://etherscan.io/token/0xd957E08ac5421E2C28510586B57d095E5094836a

github : https://github.com/vortexnnetworkvtx/VorteX-Network

logo : https://i.imgur.com/cqC11m8.jpg (256x256)

whitepaper : http://vortexnetworkvtx.com/whitepaper/whitepaper.pdf

SOCIAL MEDIA.

youtube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqgdVJ6YgtdHNfhHE-00Ijg

Twitter-Official : https://twitter.com/VorteX_Global

Twitter-Contest : https://twitter.com/VorteXNetwork7

Discord : https://discord.gg/CKZECR9

Telegram : https://t.me/VorteXNetwork

instagram : https://www.instagram.com/vortexnetwork_official/?hl=en

COIN ANNOUNCEMENT.

bitcointalk : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5220509

cryptocurrencytalk : https://cryptocurrencytalk.com/topic/146017-ann-vortexnetwork-erc20-token-live/?tab=comments#comment-552512

cryptotalk : https://cryptotalk.org/topic/46192-ann-vortex-network-erc20-token-live/?tab=comments#comment-2445278

medium : https://medium.com/@vortexnetworkvtx

reddit : https://www.reddit.com/u/vortextoken?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share


EXCHANGES.

resfinex : https://trade.resfinex.com/?pair=VTX_ETH

bamboorelay : https://bamboorelay.com/trade/VTX-WETH

tokenjar exchange : https://tokenjar.io/VTX

switchdex : https://www.switchdex.ag/#VTX-ETH

forkdelta : https://forkdelta.app/#!/trade/0xd957e08ac5421e2c28510586b57d095e5094836a-ETH

mcafeedex : https://mcafeedex.com/?#VTX-ETH

saturn network : https://www.saturn.network/exchange/ETH/order-book/0xd957e08ac5421e2c28510586b57d095e5094836a

altmarkets :

https://altmarkets.io/trading/vtxbtc

https://altmarkets.io/trading/vtxeth

api altmarkets : curl -X GET --header 'Accept: application/json' 'https://altmarkets.io/api/v2/tickers/vtxbtc'


MARKET DATA (price,markets)

coindar : https://coindar.org/en/event/vortex-network-vtx-listing-on-resfinex-26979

moonstats : https://www.moonstats.com/vtx-vortex-network

flaws : https://faws.com/coins/vortex-network

forbino : https://forbino.com/en/exchange-rates/vortex-network/

blockchaintd : https://blockchaintd.com/prices/vortex-network

nomics : https://nomics.com/assets/vtx-vortex-network

cryptocurrencymarket : https://www.cryptocurrencymarket.uk/currency/vortex-network

coincodex : https://coincodex.com/crypto/vortex-network/

coinarbitragebot : https://coinarbitragebot.com/nl/price/vortex-network.html

coindataflow : https://coindataflow.com/en/currency/vortex-network

coingolive : https://coingolive.com/en/coins/vortex-network/

athcoinindex : https://athcoinindex.com/coin/vortex-network

coingecko : https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/vortex-network

coinmarketcap.click : https://coinmarketcap.click/currency/vortex-network/

coinlib : https://coinlib.io/coin/VTX3/Vortex+Network

blockfolio : https://feedback.blockfolio.com/coin-requests/p/vortex-network-vtx

deltaapp : https://delta.canny.io/coin-requests/p/vortex-network-vtx

coin paprika : https://coinpaprika.com/coin/vtx-vortex-network/


Kind regards ,


Marshal vortex network vtx admin

]]> Baja Buen día. Solicito la baja de la cuenta gracias

]]> Sat, 28 Jan 2023 12:34:27 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i266-baja https://support.cryptfolio.com/i266-baja Lis Avancini Lis Avancini Buen día. Solicito la baja de la cuenta gracias

]]> Is the CryptFolio service still running? Hi Is this service still running? Many thanks

]]> Fri, 11 Oct 2024 05:37:23 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i269-is-the-cryptfolio-service-still-running https://support.cryptfolio.com/i269-is-the-cryptfolio-service-still-running Scott Scott Hi
Is this service still running? Many thanks

]]> Why does CryptFolio not support trading? The main CryptFolio platform is not designed to support trading within the app; this is a strategic decision.

If we were to support any form of automated trading, we would need to comply with many more international laws and regulations:

  1. Under New Zealand law we would have to register as a Financial Service Provider;
  2. We would need to register under similar acts and regulations within each international market; and
  3. As a user, you would need to submit AML/KYC documentation for every CryptFolio account.

We would also need to stop following our read-only API policy, which could expose your portfolio to[_cuted_]

]]> Fri, 09 Mar 2018 23:08:19 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i9-why-does-cryptfolio-not-support-trading https://support.cryptfolio.com/i9-why-does-cryptfolio-not-support-trading Jevon Wright Jevon Wright The main CryptFolio platform is not designed to support trading within the app; this is a strategic decision.

If we were to support any form of automated trading, we would need to comply with many more international laws and regulations:

  1. Under New Zealand law we would have to register as a Financial Service Provider;
  2. We would need to register under similar acts and regulations within each international market; and
  3. As a user, you would need to submit AML/KYC documentation for every CryptFolio account.

We would also need to stop following our read-only API policy, which could expose your portfolio to the risk of irretrievable financial losses.

Rather, we encourage all of our users who are interested in automated trading to use CryptFolio as the platform for managing and tracking your portfolio, and use your private API to connect your CryptFolio with external trading services and/or bots.

If you are the developer of a trading service, and would like to offer this functionality to our users - please get in touch!

]]> What does "read-only" mean? On CryptFolio, we only support addresses, account and APIs that permit read-only functionality.

Read-only means that with all of the data that you provide to CryptFolio, it should not be possible for anyone to perform any trade, transaction, or withdrawal with any of your currencies - as long as your account providers maintain their security as well.

This also means that in the unlikely case of somebody gaining access to your account, they won't be able to use the information you provide in CryptFolio to make any trade, transaction, or withdrawal.

When you decide to add an API key to[_cuted_]

]]> Fri, 09 Mar 2018 23:08:35 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i10-what-does-read-only-mean https://support.cryptfolio.com/i10-what-does-read-only-mean Jevon Wright Jevon Wright On CryptFolio, we only support addresses, account and APIs that permit read-only functionality.

Read-only means that with all of the data that you provide to CryptFolio, it should not be possible for anyone to perform any trade, transaction, or withdrawal with any of your currencies - as long as your account providers maintain their security as well.

This also means that in the unlikely case of somebody gaining access to your account, they won't be able to use the information you provide in CryptFolio to make any trade, transaction, or withdrawal.

When you decide to add an API key to your CryptFolio, we will provide instructions on how to set up your API key with tthe bare minimum of functionality necessary for CryptFolio to view your account as read-only.

For more information, check out our security policies.

]]> What is an account? In CryptFolio, an account is one distinct collection of funds in your portfolio. Each account has their own balances, transactions, and histories.

To help you quickly set up your new portfolio, we help you with setting up many different types of accounts:

  • Addresses, similar to bank accounts for cryptocurrencies
  • Exchanges, services where you can trade assets
  • Mining pools, services where many users "mine" for cryptocurrencies
  • External API, a third-party service to return data
  • Fixed amounts, custom or imported balances and transactions

Each of your portfolios can have multiple accounts.

Adding accounts

To add a new account to your portfolio, follow[_cuted_]

]]> Tue, 31 Jul 2018 05:40:12 +0000 https://support.cryptfolio.com/i224-what-is-an-account https://support.cryptfolio.com/i224-what-is-an-account Jevon Wright Jevon Wright In CryptFolio, an account is one distinct collection of funds in your portfolio. Each account has their own balances, transactions, and histories.

To help you quickly set up your new portfolio, we help you with setting up many different types of accounts:

  • Addresses, similar to bank accounts for cryptocurrencies
  • Exchanges, services where you can trade assets
  • Mining pools, services where many users "mine" for cryptocurrencies
  • External API, a third-party service to return data
  • Fixed amounts, custom or imported balances and transactions

Each of your portfolios can have multiple accounts.

Adding accounts

To add a new account to your portfolio, follow these steps:

1. Visit the portfolio that you wish to configure. You can access all of your existing portfolios through Manage Portfolios.

2. At the bottom of your charts, you can click the button to Add an account to this portfolio.

3. Here you can configure the accounts in your portfolio, using the Add another account form. Select the type of account that you wish to add, and follow the steps in the dialog that pops up.

]]>