Track any wallet. No keys, no sign-up, no guesswork.

PnL Pal is a read-only crypto portfolio tracker. You add public wallet addresses, and the app shows what you hold, what you paid and what you've made. It never asks for private keys or seed phrases, and it cannot trade, withdraw or move your funds.

One EVM address is checked across seven chains and shown as one balance. Average buy price comes from your transaction history, or you can set your own. If a number can't be calculated honestly, PnL Pal shows a dash and a short reason, not a made-up figure.

Your wallets, notes and cost basis are stored on your device. There is no account, no advertising and no analytics. Beyond the portfolio, the app has market tables, a liquidation map, a trade calculator and exchange rates from 11 national sources.

PnL Pal is an information tool, not financial advice.

• No account, no name, no e-mail, no phone. The app never asks for private keys or seed phrases and cannot move your funds.
• Your wallets, labels, notes, cost basis and settings live on your device. We don't sync them to any account.
• To show balances and history, the app sends the public addresses you add to our server, which asks blockchain data providers. Your IP address is seen by our server, not by those providers.
• The app has a random installation identifier. It lets us check that requests come from a genuine copy of the app and limit abuse. It is not tied to your name or hardware.
• Optional alerts (iPhone only): if you turn them on, our server stores the addresses you follow, your thresholds and your encrypted push token. The notification text is neutral ("Movement on a watched address"), with no address and no amount. Turning alerts off deletes this from our server.
• Token logos load from CoinMarketCap; it can see your IP address and which coins you hold. You can switch this off in Settings ("Show logos").
• Local storage is not encrypted by the app itself. It relies on your device protections and the optional passcode lock with Face ID / Touch ID.
• No advertising, analytics or crash-reporting SDKs.

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Supported networks: Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Polygon, BNB Chain, Optimism, Avalanche, Bitcoin, Solana, TON, Tron, Hyperliquid, Aptos.

Languages: English, Russian, Spanish, German, Portuguese.

• Do I need to give you my keys or seed phrase?

  No, never. PnL Pal works with public addresses only and cannot trade, withdraw or move your funds.

• Can I lose money using it?

  The app cannot move your funds. Crypto prices still fluctuate, and the liquidation map is an estimate. PnL Pal is an information tool, not financial advice.

• Where is my data stored?

  Wallets, notes, cost basis and settings are on your device. Public addresses are sent to our server only to fetch balances and history. If you turn on alerts (iPhone), the followed addresses, thresholds and an encrypted push token are also stored on our server until you turn alerts off.

• How much does it cost?

  Version 1.0 has no purchases or subscriptions. If paid features are introduced, they will be shown clearly in the app and the store listing before anything is charged.

• Which devices does it run on?

  iPhone (iOS) and Android phones.

• How do I delete my data?

  Remove wallets, notes and watched addresses in the app at any time. To erase everything, open Settings and choose "Erase all data": it clears the device and deletes your installation record and alert registration on our server. Turning alerts off deletes your alert registration from our server. Questions: [email protected]. See https://sdkaprime.com/privacy.

• How do alerts work?

  On iPhone, turn on "Activity on watched addresses" in Settings and set a USD threshold for an address. Our server checks the address and sends a push notification when a transfer at or above the threshold goes through, usually within 5-10 minutes. It is not instant. Alerts cover only the networks our server monitors, and the app tells you when an address isn't covered. In version 1.0 alerts are iPhone-only; Android has the watch list without notifications.

• What does a dash instead of a number mean?

  It means the app does not know the value, and tapping the "?" next to it gives the reason. There are three: the history hasn't built up yet (it will appear on its own), the source didn't return the value (it may appear later), or the calculation isn't possible (it won't appear without your action). A dash is never a zero.