Bitget portfolio tracker: balances, futures, cost basis, and history

CentraFIN reads your Bitget account with a read-only API key. Whether your account is classic or unified (Unified Trading Account), CentraFIN recognizes it on its own: you see your spot, your Earn savings, your futures positions, your open orders, your average cost, and your transfers, next to your other platforms.

What CentraFIN reads

• Balances: your spot account, or your unified account and your funding account, and your Earn holdings, valued in euros every minute while the dashboard is open.
• Futures: the margin and open positions of USDT-M, USDC-M, and COIN-M futures, with their unrealized P&L.
• Open orders: on a unified account, all your open orders; on a classic account, your spot orders, your price-triggered spot orders, and your orders on USDT-M and USDC-M futures.
• Average cost and gains: your spot trades and your conversions. Bitget provides the last 90 days of them: CentraFIN reads those as soon as you connect, then keeps every new trade.
• Transfers: crypto deposits and withdrawals, on the blockchain or between Bitget accounts, matched with your other accounts when a transfer goes from one to another.
• Futures history: your fills, from the last 90 days onward, then as they happen.

Create the key on Bitget

1. On Bitget, open your profile, then API Keys, then Create API Key.
2. Choose a System-generated key, give it a name, and choose a passphrase. Write it down: Bitget can't recover it.
3. Choose the Read-only permission: no Trade, Transfer, or Withdraw.
4. Bind the key to the IP address 130.110.240.91, our relay's address.
5. Complete the security check, then copy the API key and the secret key.

Add it to CentraFIN

1. In the dashboard, open Connectors, then Add a connector, then Bitget.
2. Give it a name and paste the API key, the secret key, and the passphrase.
3. CentraFIN asks Bitget for the key's permissions before keeping it, and recognizes a classic or unified account. Your balances show up within a minute; your history follows over the next few minutes.

Your security

• A key that can trade, transfer, or withdraw is rejected: only reading gets through.
• The key, its secret key, and its passphrase 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 Bitget asks to slow down, CentraFIN stops and waits before resuming.

With your other accounts

Your Bitget futures show up alongside those from Binance, Bybit, and Hyperliquid, and your spot alongside your Coinbase balances. A withdrawal from Bitget to another of your accounts shows up 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 Bitget account?

No. The key is read-only, and CentraFIN checks with Bitget that it has no other permission before keeping it.

My account is unified: does it work?

Yes. CentraFIN recognizes a classic or unified account with the same key, and reads for each what its API provides.

Can I connect several Bitget accounts?

Yes, one connector per account or subaccount, each with its own key and name, up to 12 connectors in total.

Is Bitget tracking free?

Yes. Every integration is included in the Free plan.