How to track your portfolio in Trust Wallet? Can you see profit and loss?

Accessing Portfolio Overview

1. Open the Trust Wallet application on your mobile device and ensure you are logged into the correct wallet address.2. Tap the Portfolio tab located at the bottom navigation bar.3. The interface displays a real-time summary of your total asset value in your selected fiat currency.4. Scroll down to view individual token balances grouped by blockchain network—Ethereum, BSC, Polygon, Solana, and others.5. Each token shows its current market price, quantity held, and estimated USD value.

Viewing Historical Balances

1. Within the Portfolio screen, locate the calendar icon or time-range selector near the top-right corner.2. Choose predefined periods such as 24H, 7D, 30D, or custom date ranges to inspect balance fluctuations.3. A line chart renders your portfolio’s aggregate value over the selected duration.4. Tapping any point on the chart reveals the exact valuation timestamped to the minute.5. This visual history reflects changes due to price volatility, transfers, swaps, and staking rewards—not transaction-level accounting.

Profit and Loss Visibility Limitations

1. Trust Wallet does not calculate or display realized or unrealized P&L based on acquisition cost or entry price.2. There is no built-in feature to import purchase records, track average buy price, or compute gains relative to initial investment.3. The app shows only current market valuation—not how much you paid for each token or when.4. Users must manually record buy/sell transactions externally or use third-party tools like CoinGecko Portfolio or Delta to derive P&L metrics.5. Staking positions appear under “Earn” but do not feed into portfolio gain/loss calculations within the native UI.

Token-Specific Price Alerts and Analytics

1. Long-press any token in the Portfolio list to open its detail page.2. View live price, 24-hour change percentage, market cap, and trading volume sourced from CoinGecko.3. Toggle between USD, BTC, or ETH denominations using the top-right currency switcher.4. Enable price alerts by tapping the bell icon—notifications trigger when thresholds are crossed.5. Tap “Chart” to see candlestick data across intervals: 1H, 24H, 7D, 30D, 1Y—sourced directly from decentralized or centralized exchange aggregators.

Exporting Transaction History

1. Navigate to the Settings menu via the gear icon in the top-right corner.2. Select “Wallet” then choose the active wallet address you wish to audit.3. Scroll to “Transaction History” and tap “Export” — this generates a CSV file containing timestamps, types (send/receive/swap/stake), amounts, fees, and block confirmations.4. Exported files lack cost basis, fiat conversion rates at time of transaction, or tax categorization tags.5. The exported log includes internal operations like wallet-to-wallet transfers but excludes off-chain activity such as centralized exchange deposits or NFT minting gas refunds.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does Trust Wallet support automatic cost-basis tracking?A: No. Trust Wallet does not store or infer purchase prices. It treats all tokens as fungible units without associating them with historical acquisition events.

Q: Can I see my staking APY and accrued rewards separately from portfolio value?A: Yes. Go to the “Earn” section, select an active staking position, and review APY, pending rewards, and claimable amounts. These figures remain decoupled from the Portfolio tab’s valuation sum.

Q: Why does my portfolio value differ from what I see on CoinMarketCap?A: Trust Wallet pulls pricing data from CoinGecko’s API. Discrepancies arise from different data sources, aggregation methodologies, and time-sync delays between platforms.

Q: Is there a way to hide low-value tokens from the portfolio view?A: Not natively. Users may manually hide tokens via the “Manage Tokens” option in Settings, but hidden assets still contribute to the total portfolio calculation unless fully removed from the wallet.