Audit that you can trust
Independent firms audit every Zerion release. The reports are public.

One wallet, one address book, every chain you use — plus the testnets and custom networks you add yourself.

Switch networks without switching wallets, and without a second seed phrase to look after.



Coverage grows every week, and a new chain arrives with tracking, decoding, and swaps rather than a bare RPC connection.

Every major L1 and L2 in a few clicks, each with its own balance in the same wallet.

Bridge and swap across networks without a separate bridge app or a second wallet.

Switch on a popular testnet, or add any network yourself by RPC.
One extension for every onchain app. Or the full web app, in any browser.
Self-custodial by design.
Ledger support for extra safety.

The same capabilities on every network Zerion supports.
Swap, bridge, receive, and send tokens on any supported network, with routing that finds the best available price.

Performance, DeFi positions, and token balances across every chain at once — one portfolio value rather than one per network.

All your tokens and NFTs, on every chain, in one place — added automatically as they arrive.

Connect to apps and websites on any supported network, from the extension or the mobile browser, with the same wallet.

The protections don't thin out on the newer chains: every network gets the same simulation, the same scam checks, and the same self-custody.

Don’t trust. Verify. Independent audits and open code, both public.
Independent firms audit every Zerion release. The reports are public.

Our browser extension is open source.
Self-custodial, multichain, and built for everything onchain — all 66 networks in one wallet.
Get Zerion Wallet →Track any address across 66 chains — tokens, NFTs, and DeFi in one view.
Learn moreLPs, staked tokens, and unclaimed rewards, found automatically.
Learn moreSelf-custodial wallet built for DeFi, with the best swap rates.
Learn moreiOS, Android, browser extension, web, and the CLI for AI agents.
Learn moreBalances, positions, and decoded history across 42 chains behind one schema and one key — no per-chain indexing.
Start building →Multichain questions we get asked most.