Today we have released a long-awaited feature: when adding an Ethereum address, we will also now download all balances and transactions for all ERC20 tokens associated with that address as well.

Today we have added support for the hundreds of explorers on the excellent Prohashing pool. This means we can now support downloading the addresses and transactions for many more coins, including Verge (XVG).

CryptFolio will automatically fetch new currencies and explorers as they are released on Prohashing.

Today we have added support for users to delete their account, without needing to contact CryptFolio support.

To delete your account, log into Your Profile and select "Delete Account", and complete the form to confirm deletion. The action is not reversible, and once confirmed, your account will be deleted automatically within a few minutes.

Today we have added support for Poloniex wallets. You can add your Poloniex wallet by creating an API key and adding it to your portfolio. We also now track all 99 currency pairs supported by Poloniex, and new currencies on Poloniex will automatically be picked up by CryptFolio.

When your charts need to be updated – for example, when you've just added a new address, or your portfolio has not updated in a while – you will now be shown a progress bar until the chart has been updated. This is because we have to update your accounts remotely, and these tasks are placed into a remote job queue.

Charts will now also display the previous values, rather than just "calculating", while this calculation takes place.

These features were suggested by one of our user testers, so thank you! If you have your own feedback or ideas, please

You can now change your primary email address on Your Profile.

We've also added a spiffy template to all of our emails, with more information about why you're receiving each email, and how to modify your messaging preferences:

Today we have added support for Kraken wallets. You can add your Kraken wallet by creating an API key and adding it to your portfolio.

We also now track all 47 currency pairs supported by Kraken, and all 1676 (and counting) currency pairs supported by Cryptopia. New assets on both exchanges will automatically be picked up by CryptFolio.

Thanks to the amazing feedback from our user testing group, we've tweaked the Getting Started wizard to help new users get setup faster.

Rather than suggesting all users start by adding a fixed amount, and hiding the account/API functionality behind the Configure Portfolio interface, we now allow you to add addresses and accounts directly as part of the signup process:

This uses the same form as the Configure Portfolio page, but you can go through the wizard again if you'd like.

We're very excited to share that the new site is now live and accessible to everybody at https://cryptfolio.com.

The old site is archived at https://old.cryptfolio.com and will remain operational until at least April 2017.

For more information, check out the migration guide.

We have published an updated CryptFolio Terms of Use, and we recommend that you check it out. It's longer, but should be much clearer and more understandable going forward.

Today we have added support for Bitfinex wallets. You can add your Bitfinex wallet by creating an API key and adding it to your portfolio.

We also now track all 105 of their currency pairs, and new Bitfinex symbols will be automatically picked up by CryptFolio.

Thank you to Info for suggesting this new feature!

You can now visit any of your addresses or accounts, and view the raw list of transactions - select "View Transactions" when configuring your portfolio. You can now also export the list of transactions in CSV.

We've added profit/loss charts as a chart option. This chart displays your profit, or loss (over the last six months by default), with respect to a currency.

You can add it to your portfolio through Add Chart > Value > Profit/Loss.

We are also testing out a new visual style for portfolios – one that looks more modern, but also less colourful. If you like it/hate it, please drop us a line!

Thanks to Stripe, you can now pay for your CryptFolio account by credit card, as well as with cryptocurrencies!

This can be a great alternative if you prefer not to buy or sell cryptocurrencies. Just select "Credit Card" at checkout.

We accept VISA, Mastercard and American Express. At this stage, the payments will not automatically renew every month.

Our home page has been refreshed with an awesome new design and layout. Check it out!

It works well on tablets and mobile devices, too.

Using the CryptFolio API, you can now view the current balances and historical transactions for any supported address. You can also view the total (summed and converted) balances for a portfolio.

See the Private API documentation for more information.

Using the CryptFolio API, you can now list, create, update and delete your portfolios, and also any addresses within a portfolio. See the Private API documentation for more information.

Today we have released the first version of our new public and private API infrastructure.

Once complete, the API will give you full access to all of your accounts and reports, and also allow other third-party developers to request access to your portfolios (as long as you allow it!).

For more information, check out the API documentation.

We've added support for Kucoin rates and currencies. We now track all of their 173 currency pairs, and we also use their coin data to keep our list of cryptocurrencies up to date.

Thank you to ert101 for suggesting this new feature!

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