How to use OKX Web3 Portfolio? (Asset tracking)

Understanding OKX Web3 Portfolio Interface

1. Upon accessing the OKX Web3 Wallet extension or OKX Web3 dApp interface, users land on the Portfolio dashboard showing aggregated balances across multiple chains.

2. The top section displays total portfolio value in USD, with real-time updates pulled from on-chain data and decentralized price oracles.

3. A chain selector dropdown allows toggling between Ethereum, BSC, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Solana, and other supported networks.

4. Each asset card shows token symbol, balance, USD value, 24-hour change percentage, and a direct link to its explorer page.

5. Native tokens like ETH, BNB, SOL appear alongside ERC-20, BEP-20, SPL, and other standard-compliant tokens automatically detected through wallet address scanning.

Connecting Multiple Wallets

1. Users can import MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Phantom, Bitget Wallet, and others by clicking “Add Wallet” and selecting the provider.

2. Each connected wallet is assigned a unique identifier and displayed with its network-specific balance summary.

3. Cross-chain assets are normalized using OKX’s internal mapping system that resolves token contracts and handles bridged variants like wETH, stETH, or renBTC.

4. Portfolio aggregation respects wallet permissions — only public address balances are fetched; private keys remain off-server.

5. Disconnection of any wallet removes its balance from the aggregate view without affecting on-chain holdings.

Tracking NFT Holdings

1. NFT collections are grouped under a dedicated tab labeled “NFTs”, showing thumbnails, collection names, floor prices, and ownership count per wallet.

2. Supported standards include ERC-721, ERC-1155, SPL, and Polygon’s NFT contracts, with metadata fetched directly from IPFS or Arweave gateways.

3. Rarity scores and trait breakdowns appear for select collections when verified metadata is available.

4. Users can filter NFTs by chain, collection, or ownership status — including those held via wrapped contracts or vault addresses.

5. Floor price calculations use real-time order book data from major marketplaces like Blur, OpenSea, and Magic Eden.

Custom Asset Management

1. Manual token addition is possible via contract address input, enabling tracking of newly deployed or unlisted tokens.

2. Users specify chain, token type (ERC-20, BEP-20, etc.), decimals, and symbol to generate a valid asset entry.

3. Custom tokens appear in the main asset list with live pricing if paired with an active oracle feed; otherwise, they display zero USD value until resolved.

4. Token icons are pulled from community-sourced repositories or fallback to generic placeholders.

5. Deletion of custom entries does not affect on-chain balances or wallet state — it only removes the display reference.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does OKX Web3 Portfolio support hardware wallets like Ledger or Trezor?Yes, Ledger and Trezor devices are supported through WalletConnect v2 integration. Users initiate connection via the hardware wallet’s official app and approve session requests on-device.

Q: Are gas fees or transaction history visible inside the Portfolio view?No, the Portfolio module focuses exclusively on asset balances and valuation. Gas estimation and historical transactions require switching to the “Activity” or “Explorer” tabs.

Q: Can I export my portfolio data as CSV or JSON?Yes, a download button appears in the top-right corner of the Portfolio dashboard. Export includes token name, contract address, balance, USD value, chain, and timestamp.

Q: Why do some tokens show “$0.00” even though they hold value on-chain?This occurs when the token lacks an active price feed in OKX’s oracle system or has insufficient liquidity on major DEXes. Users may manually add pricing sources or wait for automatic resolution during next sync cycle.