Supported platforms
The blockchains and exchanges Conta Finance reads, and what it reads on each.
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A platformWhere an asset lives: a blockchain or an exchange. is where an asset lives: a blockchainA public network, such as Ethereum or Solana, where a wallet holds assets and records its transactions. or an exchangeA company that holds assets for you, such as Kraken or KuCoin. Conta Finance reads it with a read-only key.. Conta Finance reads the history of your accounts on the platforms below by itself. For a blockchain that is not here, see Add a blockchain, or write to [email protected].
Blockchains
| Family | Blockchains |
|---|---|
| EVM | Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Gnosis, Linea, Mantle, Celo, Taiko, Unichain, Monad, World Chain, opBNB, Fraxtal, Katana, Sonic, Berachain, Plasma, Robinhood Chain |
| Solana | Solana |
| Bitcoin | Bitcoin |
| Sui | Sui |
| Aptos | Aptos |
| NEAR | NEAR |
| Cosmos | Cosmos Hub, Celestia, Osmosis, Shentu, Terra |
The wallet form shows a blockchain greyed out as Coming soon when Conta Finance does not read it yet.
Exchanges
KuCoin, Kraken, Bit2Me, Bitvavo and Binance. Conta Finance reads them with a read-only key. See Connect an exchange.
What Conta Finance reads
EVM
One address is the same account on every EVM blockchain. Track it on each blockchain you use. See Add a wallet.
On every EVM blockchain, Conta Finance reads:
- transfers of the native coinThe coin a blockchain pays its fees in, such as ETH on Ethereum. It has no contract address., such as ETH,
- transfers made by smart contracts on behalf of the account,
- token transfers,
- the gas fees the account paid.
On Ethereum, it also reads staking withdrawals from the beacon chain and the balance changes of rebasingA change in the balance of a token with no transaction: the token grows on its own. Reconciliation expects the difference. tokens. Two options of the wallet form add more: blob fees, for rollup batchers, and block rewards, for validators. On Monad, it also reads staking payouts.
Solana
Conta Finance reads every change of balance of the account: SOL, every token, and the fees it paid.
Staked SOL and its rewards are not read until you withdraw them.
Bitcoin
Conta Finance reads the bitcoin that comes in and goes out, and the fees. An account is one address, or a whole HD wallet from its xpub, ypub or zpub. See Add a wallet.
Sui
Conta Finance reads every change of balance of the account, for SUI and every other coin, and its staking.
The Positions page also reads the account in these protocols: liquid staking (Haedal, Volo, Aftermath, SpringSui), lending (NAVI, Suilend, Scallop, Current, AlphaLend), liquidity (Cetus, Bluefin Spot, Turbos, Momentum, Aftermath), Bucket and Ember. See Protocols on Sui.
Aptos
Conta Finance reads every change of balance of the account, for APT and every other token, and the fees it paid.
It also reads staking:
- A delegation pool: the APT you delegate, and the APT you withdraw. The reward is read when you withdraw it, not while it grows in the pool. A withdrawal returns what you delegated first, and the rest is the reward.
- The commission of a validator's operator: it is read when the staking contract pays it. The Positions page shows the commission that is not paid yet.
The Positions page also reads the account in these protocols: liquid staking (Amnis, Thala, TruStake), lending (Echelon, Aave Aptos, Aptin, Superposition, Joule), liquidity (Hyperion, ThalaSwap v3, PancakeSwap, Liquidswap, Thala) and Decibel. See Protocols on Aptos.
Other ways to stake, such as a stake pool that the account owns, are read as plain transfers of APT.
NEAR
An account is a name, such as alice.near, or 64 hexadecimal characters. Conta Finance reads every transfer of NEAR and of tokens, and the fees the account paid.
For NEAR in a staking pool, Conta Finance reads the deposit and the withdrawal. A staking pool pays no reward to the account: it adds the reward to the stake. Conta Finance reads what the stake earned at each epoch, about every seven hours, and records it as a reward that stays staked. For the account that owns a staking pool, the commission of the validator is in that figure.
The Positions page also reads the account in these protocols: liquid staking (Meta Pool, LiNEAR, Rhea LST), lending (Rhea Lend), liquidity (Rhea Dex) and NEAR Intents. See Protocols on NEAR.
After you add an account with a long staking history, its transactions show first. Its rewards show in the hours after.
An account that holds a contract can show a small difference in reconciliation. See Why a balance differs from on-chain.
Cosmos
Conta Finance reads transfers, transfers between Cosmos blockchains, swaps and staking. A staking reward and a validator commission are two separate movements.
Some balances on Cosmos come from no transaction:
- The genesis allocation: coins an account received when the blockchain started. See Cosmos genesis balance.
- Some DeFi rewards on Osmosis, which the blockchain pays with no transaction.
- Activity on Shentu before late 2023, which is not available to read.
These show as a difference in reconciliation. See Why a balance differs from on-chain.
Exchange accounts
Conta Finance reads the ledger of the account: deposits, withdrawals, trades, conversions and Earn rewards. See Connect an exchange for what each exchange covers.
Prices
The native coin of each blockchain has a price. Tokens get a price when a price source knows them. See Prices and exchange rates.