The Best Ethereum Wallet

Swap, bridge, and track ETH, ERC-20s, and NFTs from a wallet you fully control — across Ethereum and 65 other chains.

  • Self-custodial
  • Ledger support
  • Audited
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Ethereum in a self-custodial wallet

Zerion tracks Ethereum the same way it tracks every other network it supports — automatically, and without giving up your keys.

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What is an Ethereum wallet?

An Ethereum wallet stores the keys to your ETH, ERC-20 tokens, and NFTs, and signs the transactions that move them. Zerion is a self-custodial Ethereum wallet: you keep the keys, and the same address covers Ethereum plus 65 other networks.

Ethereum Wallet For Everything

Tokens, DeFi positions, and NFTs on Ethereum — found, priced, and grouped without any setup.

Zerion Wallet token list with balances and 24-hour price changes
Any token

Added automatically, with live prices and per-token profit and loss.

A Uniswap V3 liquidity position in Zerion Wallet, with its deposited assets and accrued rewards itemised
DeFi positions

Including LPs, staked assets, deposits, and unclaimed rewards.

The NFTs tab in Zerion Wallet showing a grid of collectibles with their names and values
NFTs

Added automatically, with floor prices alongside your tokens.

Built into
your browser.

One extension for every onchain app. Or the full web app, in any browser.

Self-custodial by design.
Ledger support for extra safety.

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How to use Zerion on Ethereum

No RPC settings, no network to add by hand.

  1. 1

    Install Zerion

    Get the app on iOS or Android, or add the browser extension. Import an existing wallet or create a new one in seconds.

    Get the app
  2. 2

    Bring assets to Ethereum

    Bridge or receive assets on Ethereum. It's enabled by default — there's nothing to configure first.

  3. 3

    Everything appears on its own

    Tokens, DeFi positions, and NFTs on Ethereum are found, priced, and added to your portfolio automatically.

Any token

Every Ethereum token, added automatically

Your Ethereum balances appear on their own — no contract addresses to paste, no token lists to import.

  • New tokens show up as soon as they land in your wallet
  • Live prices and per-token profit and loss
  • Ethereum sits alongside your other 65 chains in one portfolio
Zerion Wallet token list — balances across all networks with live prices and 24-hour change

DeFi positions

Your Ethereum DeFi, found for you

LPs, staked assets, lending positions, and unclaimed rewards across 4,500+ protocols — detected and valued without any setup.

  • Liquidity pool and staked positions with current value
  • Debts and rewards included, not just token balances
  • Group your holdings by protocol
Zerion Wallet holdings grouped by protocol, with an Aave V3 lending position and its value

Swap & bridge

Bridge and swap in one go

Routing across DEXes and aggregators finds the best available price, and moves value onto or off Ethereum in a single flow.

  • Best rates sourced across multiple liquidity venues
  • Bridge to and from Ethereum without a separate bridge app
  • See the outcome before you sign
Zerion Wallet swap screen — ETH to USDT with the network fee, slippage, and routing provider shown before signing

History & NFTs

Transaction history you can read

Every Ethereum transaction in one decoded feed, in plain language rather than raw calldata — with your NFTs in the same wallet.

  • Ethereum activity in the same feed as every other chain
  • Swaps, bridges, approvals, and mints, labelled
  • NFTs on Ethereum added automatically
Zerion Wallet history tab — sends, receives, and trades across every network, each labelled in plain language

What makes Ethereum different?

Ethereum is the Layer-1 that most of onchain finance settles to. Its value isn't raw throughput — it's the depth of what has been built there: the deepest DeFi liquidity, the longest-running protocols, and the security assumptions that every rollup above it inherits.

That's also why an Ethereum wallet is rarely only an Ethereum wallet. Assets move constantly between mainnet and the L2s built on top of it: Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, zkSync Era, Scroll, and the rest. A balance you hold today may sit on a different network tomorrow.

Zerion treats that as the normal case. One wallet and one address cover Ethereum and its L2s, 66 networks in total, with tokens, DeFi positions, and NFTs found automatically on each and gathered into a single portfolio rather than a network-by-network hunt.

Fees are the main thing to plan around on mainnet. Every transaction costs gas, paid in ETH, and the price moves with demand — though the Fusaka upgrade's blob scaling cut typical fees sharply, and L2s stay cheaper still. Zerion shows the full cost before you sign, and when mainnet runs hot, moving to an L2 is one bridge flow away in the same wallet.

Security you can verify

Don’t trust. Verify. Independent audits and open code, both public.

Audit that you can trust

Independent firms audit every Zerion release. The reports are public.

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Balances, positions, and decoded history across 42 chains — one API call, no indexing.

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FAQ

Ethereum questions we get asked most.