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EnglishHow Does CoinSyncer Sync My Crypto Balances?
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CoinSyncer syncs your crypto balances by connecting the exchange accounts and wallets you authorize, then automatically pulling your holdings into one dashboard. According to CoinSyncer's site, balances are refreshed multiple times a day and crypto prices are refreshed several times a day, so you don't have to update each platform manually. This applies if your exchanges or wallets are among the supported integrations — the site states support for 20+ exchange integrations and 90+ blockchain networks.
What "sync" means in practice
Sync is the process that keeps your portfolio view current without you entering trades or balances by hand. You connect an account or wallet once, and CoinSyncer retrieves the balance data on an ongoing schedule.
Two separate things are being updated:
- Your balances — how much of each asset you hold on each connected exchange or wallet.
- Crypto prices — the market values used to calculate what those holdings are worth.
CoinSyncer states that balances are refreshed multiple times a day and prices are refreshed several times a day, so both layers of your portfolio view stay reasonably current.
How to set up syncing
- Create or access your CoinSyncer account. The site presents a web dashboard ("Access CoinSyncer" / "Track your crypto portfolio across all devices").
- Connect an exchange account or wallet. CoinSyncer supports 20+ exchange integrations and 90+ blockchain networks, so start with the platforms you actually use.
- Repeat for each platform. The site says you can connect as many exchange accounts and wallets as you like — there's no stated cap on connections.
- Let the automatic refresh run. Once connected, balances sync automatically multiple times a day; you don't need to trigger updates or re-enter positions.
- Check the dashboard. Your combined holdings and their values appear in a single view, updated on the refresh schedule.
Expected result: one dashboard showing your total portfolio across all connected sources, with balances and prices updating on their own.
Why this matters if you hold assets in several places
Crypto investors commonly spread assets across multiple exchanges and wallets, which makes a single accurate picture hard to maintain. CoinSyncer's stated purpose is to solve exactly that: instead of logging into each platform and tallying positions yourself, you connect the accounts once and the dashboard reflects them together.
The practical benefit is that your portfolio view doesn't go stale between manual check-ins — the refresh happens on CoinSyncer's schedule, not yours.
What the site does and doesn't specify
| Question | What CoinSyncer states |
|---|---|
| How are balances kept current? | Automatic syncing after you connect exchanges/wallets |
| How often do balances update? | Multiple times a day |
| How often do prices update? | Several times a day |
| How many exchanges are supported? | 20+ exchange integrations |
| How many networks are supported? | 90+ blockchain networks |
| How many accounts can I connect? | As many exchange accounts and wallets as you like |
| Exact refresh times or intervals | Not specified |
| Which specific exchanges/wallets are supported | Not listed on the page evidence reviewed |
Common points to check before relying on it
- Confirm your platform is supported. "20+ exchanges" and "90+ networks" are broad but not unlimited — verify your specific exchange or wallet is covered before assuming full coverage.
- Expect periodic, not real-time, updates. "Multiple times a day" means there can be a gap between a trade and its appearance in your dashboard. Don't treat the dashboard as a live trading feed.
- Sync depends on the connection staying valid. If an exchange API connection or wallet link lapses, that source may stop updating until you reconnect it.
If your goal is a consolidated, automatically refreshed view of holdings spread across many platforms — rather than second-by-second accuracy — CoinSyncer's syncing model is designed for that use case.