Portfolio Management

The Most Complete Crypto Portfolio Dashboard

Octav Pro is the most complete crypto portfolio dashboard: customizable widget boards over benchmark-best data across DeFi, options, perps and Solana.

Octav Team4 min read
Banner: Inside the Octav Pro crypto portfolio dashboard

Octav Pro is the most complete crypto portfolio dashboard available — because it is the application layer over the same data engine that tops our nine-provider benchmark on coverage and DeFi decoding, and the only one that also decodes options, perps and Solana DeFi. Best-in-class data underneath, a fully customizable widget dashboard on top, free to start.

Two things make a dashboard "complete": the data has to be right, and the view has to be yours. Most trackers give you a fixed layout over shallow data. Octav gives you an accurate, decoded portfolio and a board you build widget by widget.

The Octav Pro main board: net worth, protocol vs wallet split, performance chart, P&L calendar and portfolio treemap on one screen

That is one address — net worth $50K, 88.7% of it inside protocols, with a live performance chart, a daily P&L calendar and a portfolio treemap, all on one board. The wallet-versus-protocol split is the number to read first: for an active portfolio, protocol positions routinely dwarf loose tokens, and that is exactly the value token-only trackers miss.

Getting in

Sign-in is a magic link — enter an email, click the link, no password. The account is read-only and never asks for a private key: Octav operates on public chain data only, and the platform is SOC 2 Type 1 and Type 2 compliant. For a fund evaluating vendors, that combination — no key custody, no signing authority, audited controls — is usually security's first question. Details at trust.octav.fi.

Search, address book and bundles

Search any address, ENS name, or bundle from the top bar. The Address Book stores the wallets you track with labels that mean something to your team rather than hex strings, and bundles group several addresses into one combined portfolio — a fund, a treasury, a household.

SupportsExample
EVM addresses0x…
Solana addressesbase58
ENS namesvitalik.eth
Bundlesmany addresses, one portfolio

Labelling is not cosmetic: knowing which addresses you control is what stops internal transfers being booked as disposals during reconciliation — the single largest source of false taxable events in crypto accounting.

Boards: your dashboard, not a template

This is where Octav pulls away from every fixed-layout tracker. A board is a canvas of widgets, and you can have as many as you need. Out of the box there are ready-made boards — Main Board, Classic Board, Snapshots, Positions over Time, Token Overview, an AI board — and you can build your own from scratch.

From Manage my boards you can:

  • Create a new board — a blank canvas to lay out exactly the widgets you want.
  • Add widgets from the explorer and move, resize or remove them in edit mode.
  • Rename, duplicate or reset a board, or delete it.

Duplicate a board to spin a variant for a different audience — one for daily monitoring, one an investor sees — without rebuilding it.

The widget explorer

Every widget lives in the Widget Explorer: a searchable catalog you browse by category — Overview, Chains, Protocols, Wallet, Chain Filters — and drop onto any board.

The Octav widget explorer: a catalog of portfolio widgets by category, free and premium

The catalog runs from 24 widgets on the free tier to 39 on Pro, and includes:

WidgetWhat it answers
Portfolio SummaryNet worth, and the wallet-versus-protocol split
Performance chartValue over time — 1D, 1W, 1M, 3M, 6M, YTD, 1Y
Wallet Token chartTop holdings as a donut
Chains / Protocols / Tokens radarDistribution across networks, protocols, tokens
Token & Stablecoin overviewHoldings and stablecoin exposure in depth
Horizontal chain selectorFilter the whole board to one network
P&L calendarDaily profit and loss across a month
Portfolio treemapEvery holding sized by value

Some widgets are free; premium widgets carry a price and a license, so you only pay for the views you actually put on a board.

Create your own widget

Widgets in the explorer carry an author — because you are not limited to the ones Octav ships. Build your own widget over the same portfolio data, save it to your boards, and it lives in the explorer like any other. It is the difference between a dashboard you configure and a dashboard you can genuinely extend. Widgets can also be embedded outside the app — see embed a live portfolio widget.

Every position, decoded, across every chain

The Classic Board is the one to open when you want the full holdings breakdown: portfolio summary and token allocation up top, then every position grouped by protocol, with a per-chain filter across every network the wallet touches.

The Octav Pro classic board: decoded protocol positions across five chains — Aerodrome, Nest, Rysk and more

Aerodrome, Nest, Rysk, LAGOON — each protocol position resolved individually and priced, not folded into one opaque balance. This is what a benchmark coverage score of 100 looks like in a product, and it is the same decoded data the API returns. For the sectors most tools miss entirely, see tracking DeFi positions across chains, Hyperliquid perps and Derive options.

Transactions

A decoded, labelled transaction history, filterable by chain, protocol, type and date range. On Pro, transactions can be tagged and labelled, which is what turns raw activity into something an accountant can reconcile from.

Reports and exports

The output of the platform lands in the format the recipient wants — an auditor is not going to log into your dashboard:

  • PDF and CSV reports, plus an asset-variation report and the P&L calendar.
  • Tax exports in the exact schema of ten tax and accounting platforms — Koinly, CoinTracker, TaxBit and more. See export crypto transactions to any tax software.

Beyond the board

The sidebar carries the rest of the platform: Automation and Alerts for scheduled reports and threshold notifications, Snapshots for reproducible point-in-time history (which cannot be backfilled — see daily snapshots), Public Treasury pages for transparent, access-free NAV, and direct API access to everything the app shows.

Plans

PlanPriceWidgetsAdds
Free$024Customizable boards, up to 5 bundles, 10 addresses per bundle
Lite$149/yr per address26Daily snapshots, historical timeline, analytics widgets
Pro$499/yr per address39Transaction tagging, PDF/CSV reports, P&L calendar
EnterpriseCustom39SLA, dedicated support, custom limits and development

Pricing is per address, which is the thing to model first — a fund with forty wallets is making a different decision than an individual with three.

Why it is the most complete dashboard

Two reasons, and they compound:

  1. The data is the most complete measured. Octav ties the top benchmark scores on coverage and DeFi decoding and is the only provider that also decodes options, perps and Solana DeFi. A dashboard is only as good as the data under it.
  2. The dashboard is genuinely yours. Unlimited custom boards, a widget catalog you extend with your own widgets, per-chain filtering, bundles — not a fixed template.

Start free on any wallet at pro.octav.fi. For how the app and the API fit a fund's workflow, see crypto portfolio management for funds, and the full toolset for everything alongside it.

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