Accounts and data sources

Accounts brings together your portfolio's sources. Connect a wallet or exchange to import data, or create an account you maintain manually. Then check the resulting positions and account status.

Choose Connect exchange and enter a read-only API key created on Binance, Coinbase or Kraken. Check the preview, then choose Full history or Current balances only. An API key already connected to one of your accounts is refused, so an exchange is never counted twice.

Full history imports available trades and can include deposits and withdrawals. Each trade is written with its two sides: the asset bought and the dollars or stablecoins spent, or the reverse for a sale. A history with trades quoted in another currency, such as BTC, ETH or EUR, cannot be valued in dollars yet: it is refused, and Current balances only remains available. A very large history may be partial; the preview indicates this. Calculated profit and loss depends on the history's coverage and the fees included.

Create an account, then add transactions to build your positions: open the account from the list and choose New transaction. Manual is suitable for cash or investments tracked without a connection. Available prices update valuations; you remain responsible for keeping quantities and transactions up to date.

The form also offers On-chain Wallet, Exchange and Broker. These types count towards the source limit even when maintained manually. Only Manual is outside the quota.

Each row of the accounts list shows the account's state: Up to date, To check, Out of date, Sync failed, Paused, or Out of totals when a sale or transfer takes more than the account held at its date, which leaves its spot holdings out of the totals. Select a row to open the account's panel: it indicates whether synchronization is manual, automatic each day or paused, and holds the account's actions. Resync re-reads a wallet's or an exchange's data. Pausing an account blocks both automatic and manual synchronization until you choose Resume synchronization. After each attempt, open Synchronization details to see the observation date, result and pending checks.

A partial synchronization keeps the latest verified data. A missing position or a change in its type must be confirmed by two complete observations at least 30 minutes apart. A DeFi position Patrima cannot represent yet, such as a loan backed by several collaterals, stays unchanged and marks the synchronization as partial, without preventing the rest of the wallet from being updated, including closing positions you have exited on other protocols or chains. On Binance, only the Spot wallet is read: balances held in Funding, Earn or Futures are not included, so the account's synchronization reads partial. Unexplained differences are not counted as gains. If the available history cannot support a reliable calculation, the affected performance remains unavailable instead of being estimated.

Manually edited fields on an imported yield or lending position are preserved, a close date included, and the opening date carries over when the sync turns a position from yield into lending or back. Reset to auto-sync restores their updates. Spot rows imported from a wallet or an exchange remain read-only within Patrima. A synchronized account keeps its type: to track a source by hand, one option is a manual account.

Undo last import/sync reverses the latest operation on that account and pauses its synchronization. Manual changes made in the meantime can prevent the undo; only the most recent operation can be undone. Choose Resume synchronization when you want to enable synchronization again.

The free plan allows up to 5 connected sources, counting wallets, exchanges and brokers; Pro and Premium remove the limit. Manual accounts and archived accounts never count. The limit applies when a new connected account is added; existing accounts keep working.

The card at the top shows the total across accounts, the risk score with its level, the share held on exchanges, idle capital and the number of accounts. The score is out of 100: a higher score means the measured concentration factors weigh less on your portfolio. It weighs exchange exposure, asset concentration, where productive capital sits and idle capital. Asset concentration is measured account by account and weighted by each account's value: a small account holding a single token weighs little. It does not measure every risk.

An asset without a price is never counted as $0. Its line reads Price unavailable, the account's total and the total across accounts add up the known values and read ≈, and the ? next to the total says how many assets are left out. The risk score leaves them out as well.

When the score is below 75, a card lists the factors that lower it, each with the points it removes and how complex a change would be; a factor that removes more than half of its maximum is listed first. The score reachable by changing them all is an estimate, capped at 95. These are observations, not instructions: keeping things as they are is a legitimate option.

Idle capital refers to spot holdings that do not earn yield. The associated income estimate is indicative; keeping a reserve available can be a deliberate choice.

Archiving a tracked account takes it out of your current totals, the account pickers, the sync and the alerts, without changing assets on the platform. Its transactions, your past statements and your past performance stay as they are: its value when archived counts as a withdrawal at that date. When part of that value has no price, the performance starts again after that date. The keys of an archived exchange account are erased.

Archived accounts are listed at the bottom of the Accounts page, where one can be deleted. Deleting removes its transactions and its lines in past statements, so your past totals, the transfers it made with other accounts and your past performance are recalculated. A wallet followed by an archived account can be imported again once that account is deleted. Export any information you need before confirming.

To remove an exchange key's authorization, revoke it in the exchange's settings. Archiving or deleting in Patrima does not replace that step. A wallet added by public address grants no signing permission to revoke.