Zerion is a browser and mobile wallet supporting Ethereum and most EVM chains. A wallet built around portfolio tracking rather than just holding keys.
What it is
A wallet built around portfolio tracking rather than just holding keys.
| Property | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Browser and mobile |
| Networks | Ethereum and most EVM chains |
| Custody | Self custody |
| Cost | Free |
| Hardware wallet support | Yes |
What it does well
Best in class portfolio view across chains, good history.
Where it falls short
Tracking features need network access to third party services.
Setting it up safely
Download from the official source only
Type the URL or use a bookmark. Fake wallet extensions and fake apps are a persistent and effective attack. Check the publisher and the install count before adding any browser extension.
Create a new wallet
You will be shown a recovery phrase. This is the most important moment of the process.
Write the recovery phrase on paper
By hand, numbered, two copies in two locations. Never a photo, never a notes app, never a cloud drive, never typed into any website. See seed phrase security.
Verify the backup
The wallet asks you to re enter some words. Do it honestly rather than screenshotting, because this is your only test that the backup works.
Send a small test amount first
Five dollars. Confirm it arrives. Then send the rest.
Using it with a hardware wallet
Zerion works with Ledger and other hardware wallets. You get the Zerion interface while the private key stays inside the hardware device, which is the best of both.
Common questions
Is Zerion a wallet or a portfolio tracker?
Can I track wallets I do not own?
Where to go next
Set up Zerion with us
Installed from the right source, seed phrase backed up correctly, hardware paired if you have one, and a test transaction completed together.