Portfolio View

See token balances, LP and vault positions, and their current $ value across every supported chain. You can look up any wallet without connecting it. Summary totals appear above the wallet controls.

Portfolio showing wallet balances and positions across chains

Add a wallet

Click Add wallet and enter an address or ENS name. If you’ve connected a wallet in the header, an Add connected wallet button adds it with one click.

The empty portfolio places these buttons side by side, wrapping them when the screen is too narrow.

Empty portfolio with adjacent wallet buttons

You can also open a read-only portfolio directly by browsing to vfat.io/<address-or-ens> (for example vfat.io/vitalik.eth).

Search by the displayed token symbol, hide small balances, and filter by chain or balance type. Symbol matches are partial and ignore case. Open Search help beside the field for examples.

By default, Net Worth, Total Debt, Assets and Chains include every asset in the enabled wallets. Use the Apply filters to KPIs funnel beside the eye icon on Net Worth to make all four totals follow your asset filters, including search and hiding small balances. Turn it off to show the full totals again. This choice is saved in your browser separately from the same setting on Deposits. The eye icon still hides personal balance amounts in either mode.

Portfolio totals following the asset filters

Tracking multiple wallets

Add wallet builds a bundle rather than replacing what’s there. Paste multiple addresses/ENS names at once, separated by commas, semicolons, spaces or tabs. The portfolio view then aggregates balances across the whole bundle. When viewing multiple wallets, expand an asset row to see the breakdown of which wallet holds how much. Click the row, or focus it with Tab and press Enter or Space; repeat to close the details.

Holder amounts and actions use shaded rows with compact gaps, matching the other expanded details.

Expanded asset row showing its wallet holding

Copy the page URL to share the same wallets. Each wallet has its own account parameter, such as /portfolio?account=alice.eth&account=bob.eth. Hyphenated ENS names stay intact, and older portfolio links still work.

Grouping by chain

Turn on Group by chain to see exposure per network, or turn it off for a flat table of assets. Its label and toggle share a shaded card, matching the grouping control in Deposits.

Portfolio balances grouped by chain

Token liquidity

Clicking the link next to a token’s price opens that token’s liquidity page, showing every pool it trades in. See the Mainnet USDC liquidity page for an example, or read Tokens for more.