CoinStats alternative: CentraFIN and CoinStats compared

CoinStats tracks a crypto portfolio across many platforms and blockchains. CentraFIN brings together, live, the accounts active traders use, Kraken Futures and Hyperliquid perpetuals included, along with an Interactive Brokers brokerage account. Here is what each one does, according to its own pages, read on October 27, 2026.

At a glance

Compared	CentraFIN	CoinStats
Made for	Tracking a crypto and stock portfolio live: positions, orders, fills, average cost	Tracking a crypto portfolio across many platforms and blockchains
Assets	Spot crypto and perpetuals; stocks, ETFs and bonds through Interactive Brokers	Crypto
Kraken and Kraken Futures	Both, with read-only API keys	Both, by API
Coinbase and OKX	Both, with a read-only API key	Both, by OAuth or API
Binance	With a read-only API key: spot, funding, Simple Earn, USDⓈ-M and COIN-M futures, orders and history	With a read-only API key: spot, open orders, margin, futures (6 months of history) and Earn (12 months)
Hyperliquid	By address, no key: perpetuals (HIP-3 included), spot, staked HYPE, vaults	By address
Interactive Brokers	Through the Flex Web Service: stocks, ETFs, bonds, cash, transactions	No connection described on its site
Bitcoin wallets	xpub, ypub or zpub, read by your browser: the server sees no address and no balance	By xpub (Trezor guide)
API keys	A Coinbase, OKX or Binance key that can trade, transfer or withdraw is refused; keys encrypted with AES-256-GCM	Read-only access requested
MCP server	Read-only, across all your accounts at once (Professional plan)	Yes, mcp.coinstats.app, with OAuth 2.1
Free plan	The whole dashboard, up to 12 connectors, wallets included	Basic: 10 portfolios, 20,000 transactions, 10 syncs a day per portfolio
Paid plans	CentraFIN One at $5 a month, CentraFIN Professional at $20 a month	Premium at $13.99 a month and Degen at $62.91 a month, billed yearly

What sets them apart

CoinStats covers many crypto platforms and blockchains. CentraFIN goes further on the accounts it reads: for each market, spot, perpetuals and stocks, it shows your positions, open orders and fills, and works out your average cost over your whole history.

Hyperliquid's perpetuals on stocks and commodities (HIP-3) are read with the rest, and Interactive Brokers joins your crypto accounts in the same total value.

For your Bitcoin wallets, CentraFIN never receives your public key: your browser encrypts it and reads the balances itself.

When to choose CoinStats

If your crypto is spread across many platforms and blockchains beyond the ones CentraFIN reads, CoinStats brings them together in one place.

When to choose CentraFIN

If you trade on Kraken, Kraken Futures, OKX or Hyperliquid, if you also have an Interactive Brokers account, or if you want to track a Bitcoin wallet without handing your public key to a server.

Sources

CoinStats pages read on October 27, 2026:

For CentraFIN: the integrations and the Security page.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between CentraFIN and CoinStats?

CoinStats covers many crypto platforms. CentraFIN reads Kraken, Kraken Futures, Coinbase, OKX, Binance, Hyperliquid and Interactive Brokers in detail: positions, open orders, fills and average cost, market by market.

Can I use CentraFIN and CoinStats together?

Yes. Create a read-only API key for each: neither can trade or withdraw with it.

Can CentraFIN see my Bitcoin wallets?

No. Your browser encrypts your public key and reads the balances itself; CentraFIN's server sees no address and no balance.

Where does this information come from?

From the CoinStats pages listed in the sources, read on October 27, 2026. Found an error? Write to us.