Crypto.com Exchange portfolio tracker: balances, positions, cost basis and history

CentraFIN reads your Crypto.com Exchange account with an API key limited to reading. You see your wallet, your perpetuals and futures positions, your staking, your open orders, your average cost and your transfers, next to your other platforms. The connector reads the Exchange, not the Crypto.com app.

What CentraFIN reads

Balances: your unified wallet, coin by coin, and the margin of your isolated positions, valued in euros every minute while the dashboard is open.
Staking: the coins you have staked on the Exchange, counted separately in your total value.
Perpetuals and futures: your open positions, with the result of the current session; what past sessions have settled is already in your wallet.
Open orders: on spot and on derivatives, limit orders and triggers with their price, and each leg of your OCO, OTO and OTOCO orders.
Average cost and gains: your spot trades, over the six months Crypto.com keeps.
Transfers: crypto deposits and withdrawals since the Exchange opened, matched with your other accounts when a transfer goes from one to another.
Derivatives history: your fills and your transaction journal (funding, fees, session settlements), over six months.

Create the key on Crypto.com

Sign in to the Crypto.com Exchange, open your Profile, then Manage Account › API Management.
Choose Create a new API key and give it a name.
Leave only the Can Read permission, the default one: tick neither Enable Trading nor Enable Withdrawal.
Restrict the key to the IP address 130.110.240.91, our relay's address.
Copy the API key and the secret key.

Add it to CentraFIN

In the dashboard, open Connectors, then Add a connector, then Crypto.com.
Give it a name and paste the API key and the secret key.
CentraFIN tries the key with Crypto.com before keeping it. Your balances appear within a minute; your history follows over the next few hours.

Your security

A key that can withdraw is rejected. Crypto.com doesn't say whether a key can trade: tick only Can Read, and it won't be able to.
The key and its secret key are encrypted as soon as they arrive (AES-256-GCM) and are never shown again: only the end of the key stays visible.
All calls go out from our relay, from a single address. If Crypto.com asks to slow down, CentraFIN stops and waits before resuming.

With your other accounts

Your Crypto.com perpetuals appear alongside those from Binance, Bybit and Hyperliquid, and your spot alongside your Coinbase balances. A withdrawal from Crypto.com to another of your accounts appears as an internal transfer, not as money leaving. Other platforms: all integrations.

Learn more: Read-only API keys.

Frequently asked questions

Can CentraFIN trade or withdraw on my Crypto.com account?

It only reads. A key that can withdraw is rejected, and a key created with only the Can Read permission can't trade.

Is my Crypto.com app account read?

No. The connector reads the Crypto.com Exchange, which has its own API key. A balance held in the Crypto.com app doesn't appear there.

How far back does the history go?

Deposits and withdrawals go back to the Exchange's opening. Trades and the transaction journal cover the last six months, the period Crypto.com keeps, and then every new operation is kept.

Is Crypto.com tracking free?

Yes. Every integration is included in the Free plan.