Which Exchanges and Wallets Does CoinSyncer Support?

CoinSyncer supports 20+ exchange integrations and 90+ blockchain networks, and it lets you connect as many exchange accounts and wallets as you like to a single dashboard. That coverage is the main thing to check before signing up: if your holdings sit on a major exchange or a common chain, CoinSyncer is likely to track them automatically. If you hold assets on a small regional exchange or an obscure network, confirm support first.

What CoinSyncer says it supports

According to the site, the coverage breaks down as follows:

The site positions this breadth as its answer to a common complaint about other trackers: poor integrations and limited exchange support. CoinSyncer says it was built by crypto investors specifically to fix those gaps.

How the syncing works

The model is connection-based rather than manual-entry-based:

1. You connect your exchange accounts and wallets to CoinSyncer.
2. CoinSyncer automatically syncs your balances from those sources.
3. Balances refresh multiple times a day, and prices refresh several times a day.
4. You view everything in one dashboard across devices (the site lists Web as an access point).

The practical benefit is that you don't have to update holdings by hand after every trade or transfer — the dashboard reflects what's actually in the connected accounts.

How to judge whether your assets are covered

Because the site advertises counts (20+ exchanges, 90+ networks) rather than a published list in the material available, work through your own portfolio:

• List where you hold assets. Note each exchange and each wallet's network.
• Check the major ones first. Large, widely used exchanges and mainstream networks are the most likely to be covered, given the stated "broad support for major exchanges and wallets."
• Flag the outliers. Small regional exchanges, newer chains, and self-custody wallets on niche networks are the cases most likely to fall outside the integration list.
• Confirm before committing. If an outlier holds a meaningful share of your portfolio, verify that specific platform is supported rather than assuming the headline counts include it.

Who this fits

CoinSyncer is a reasonable fit if:

• Your assets are spread across several exchanges and wallets and you want one consolidated view.
• You hold mostly on major exchanges and well-known networks.
• You want automatic balance syncing instead of manual portfolio entry.

Look elsewhere or verify carefully first if:

• A large part of your portfolio sits on an exchange or network outside the mainstream.
• You need a published, itemized integration list before connecting accounts.

FAQ

Does CoinSyncer connect to wallets as well as exchanges? Yes — the site describes connecting both exchange accounts and wallets, with no stated limit on how many.

How often does my portfolio update? Balances refresh multiple times a day, and crypto prices refresh several times a day.

Can I track assets across multiple devices? Yes. The site lists Web access and describes tracking your portfolio across all devices.

Is there a full list of supported exchanges and networks? The available site material states the counts (20+ exchanges, 90+ networks) but does not publish an itemized list, so confirm any specific platform you rely on.