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A CoinStats alternative with no API keys, encrypted in your browser

Read on 1 November 2026

CoinStats connects 300+ wallets and exchanges in one place, and for reach that is hard to beat. Perly App is for people who would rather not connect their accounts to anything. It has no field for an API key, amounts are encrypted in your browser by default, and the server stores them without being able to read them.CoinStats portfolio page · 1 Nov 2026

Six questions to ask any tracker, and two more

The six come from our guide to private portfolio trackers.

Perly App and CoinStats compared
QuestionPerly AppCoinStats
Does it need an exchange API key?No. There is no field for one. History comes from a CSV export, by hand, or off a public address you paste in. The import reads the exports of Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, Bisq, Uphold, rotki, CoinTracking, Blockpit, CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko, and offers a withdrawal and its deposit as one transfer for you to confirm.Its sync takes read access to your exchange account. Its Kraken guide has you paste in an API key and secret, and its Coinbase guide also offers a pop-up sign-in with no key. It also imports CSV and takes manual entries.CoinStats Kraken guide, CoinStats Coinbase guide, CoinStats Privacy Notice, CoinStats CSV guide · 1 Nov 2026
Does it want your wallet, or your addresses?Never a seed phrase or a private key. Watching a public address is optional, and the address is then stored in the clear.You connect a wallet by its address or a QR code, and it collects the public address of each holding you connect.CoinStats wallet guide, CoinStats Privacy Notice · 1 Nov 2026
Can the company read your amounts?No, with encryption on, the default for a new account. What stays readable is listed below.Its Privacy Notice says it collects the dates and amounts of each transaction, that data is encrypted, and that staff who need access can view it. It does not say who holds the key.CoinStats Privacy Notice · 1 Nov 2026
What does paying tell it about you?Crypto only, with no card on file.Its payment processors take your card details, and it stores a tokenized version. Plans recur until you cancel.CoinStats Privacy Notice, CoinStats pricing · 1 Nov 2026
What happens when you stop paying?Adding or changing entries, and setting up anything new, wait for a seat or a year. The account still reads, exports and deletes everything it recorded, and alerts already set keep running.You keep your connected portfolios but lose the full feature set and cannot add new ones. The free plan holds 20,000 transactions and 10 portfolios. Past 20,000 transactions the account goes read-only for a few days, then stops syncing until you delete some or upgrade.CoinStats pricing, CoinStats limits · 1 Nov 2026
Can you check any of it?The Security page and the Privacy Policy say what is stored and what is not encrypted. The code is closed.Its Privacy Notice, last updated July 2024, lists what it collects. Its pricing page says it was audited by Hexens.CoinStats Privacy Notice, CoinStats pricing · 1 Nov 2026
Where does it run?Any browser, and it installs on a phone's home screen.Its website, and mobile apps for iOS and Android.CoinStats subscribe guide · 1 Nov 2026
What does it cost?14 days free, then $7 a month, paid yearly, or a seat from $21, once.Basic is free. Billed every 12 months, Premium is $8.33 a month and Degen $62.91 a month, which it says saves 31% and 29% over paying monthly. Its portfolio page's FAQ also describes a lifetime subscription at $399, but its pricing page shows no such plan.CoinStats pricing, CoinStats portfolio page · 1 Nov 2026

Who can read what

What Perly's server and CoinStats' servers can read
Perly's serverCoinStats' servers
Amounts, prices, fees, notesCiphertext it cannot openIt collects the dates and amounts of each transaction. It says data is encrypted, and that staff who need access can view it.CoinStats Privacy Notice · 1 Nov 2026
Portfolio names, each entry's coin and timeReadable, so the ledger can sortIt collects the public address of each holding you connect, and its history.CoinStats Privacy Notice · 1 Nov 2026
Alerts, plans and addresses you watch or scanReadable, because the server runs them. An address shows its own balance on its public chain.It offers custom alerts, and its pages do not say how they are stored. Addresses are in the row above.CoinStats plans overview · 1 Nov 2026
Your sign-inE-mail, or Google or XE-mail and password, or Google, Facebook or AppleCoinStats Privacy Notice · 1 Nov 2026
Where the key livesIn your browser. We store it only wrapped.Its notice does not say who holds the key.CoinStats Privacy Notice · 1 Nov 2026
Advertising partnersNone. Your records go to no advertiser. Google Analytics runs on public pages only if you allow it, and never inside the app once you sign in.Partners such as Google, Meta, Microsoft, Pinterest and TikTok. It asks consent for advertising in the EEA, Switzerland and the UK, and says it does not sell your data.CoinStats Privacy Notice · 1 Nov 2026

If you want your accounts connected and synced for you, choose CoinStats. Perly App gives that up: no exchange connects, and we cannot reset a lost encryption password. With encryption switched off in Settings, Perly's server can read your amounts too, which is why a new account starts with it on.

Which one is yours

Stay with CoinStats if

  • You want wallets and exchanges to sync by themselves.
  • You track DeFi and NFTs across many chains.
  • You want a free plan that keeps syncing.
  • You hold coins beyond Perly's list of nearly two hundred, which it turns away at import.
CoinStats portfolio page, CoinStats pricing · 1 Nov 2026

Try Perly App if

  • You want amounts the company cannot read.
  • You want the BTC/USD rate frozen on every fill, so each trade shows what it did to your bitcoin.
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Sources

Everything about CoinStats on this page comes from CoinStats' own site and help pages, read on 1 November 2026. Prices and features move, so check them there before you decide. If we got something wrong, write to hi@perly.io and we will correct it.

  1. coinstats.app/portfolio read 1 Nov 2026
  2. help.coinstats.app, connecting Kraken read 1 Nov 2026
  3. help.coinstats.app, connecting Coinbase read 1 Nov 2026
  4. coinstats.app/privacy.html read 1 Nov 2026
  5. help.coinstats.app, importing a CSV file read 1 Nov 2026
  6. help.coinstats.app, connecting wallets read 1 Nov 2026
  7. coinstats.app/pricing read 1 Nov 2026
  8. help.coinstats.app, transaction and portfolio limits read 1 Nov 2026
  9. help.coinstats.app, subscribing read 1 Nov 2026
  10. help.coinstats.app, plans overview read 1 Nov 2026

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