Moonitor reads live public price data from 14 exchanges on desktop and 13 on iPhone. This page lists them and explains what "supported" means here, because it means something narrower than it does in most trackers.
What support means
Support means Moonitor can read that exchange's public market data: live prices, 24 hour change, high, low, volume and historical candles for charting.
It does not mean the app connects to your account there. There is no API key, no login and no balance sync for any exchange on this list. You enter your holdings and Moonitor prices them against the feed you choose. The reasoning behind that is in crypto portfolio tracker without API keys.
The full list
| Exchange | Notable for | Quotes in | iPhone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Binance | The largest global venue, in the free version | USDT | Yes |
| Binance US | The American entity, in the free version | USD, USDT | Yes |
| Bitfinex | Long established, deep majors | USD, USDT | Yes |
| Bitget | Broad altcoin coverage | USDT | Yes |
| Bitstamp | Running since 2011, about half its pairs quoted in EUR | EUR, USD | Yes |
| Coinbase Prime | The institutional venue | USD | No |
| Coinbase Pro | Now Coinbase Exchange, real dollar pairs | USD | Yes |
| Crypto.com | The Exchange, not the retail App, with a wide asset list | USD, EUR, USDT | Yes |
| Huobi | Large Asian venue | USDT | Yes |
| Huobi Japan | Separate Japanese entity | JPY | Yes |
| Kraken | The deepest fiat pairs: EUR, GBP, CAD, CHF, JPY | Many fiat | Yes |
| Kucoin | The widest selection of small cap assets | USDT | Yes |
| OKX | Large spot venue, formerly OKEx | USDT | Yes |
| Poloniex | Long tail altcoins | USDT | Yes |
Coinbase Prime is the only one missing from Moonitor for iPhone, which supports the other 13.
What the free version includes
The free version is limited to Binance and Binance US, up to 3 markets, and up to 2 assets per market. The other 12 exchanges unlock with the full version, a one time purchase rather than a subscription.
Choosing which exchange to track a coin on
Holdings attach to a market on a specific exchange, so the same coin priced on two exchanges gives two slightly different totals. Some guidance:
- Track where you actually bought. If your ETH is on Kraken, price it against Kraken. Cross exchange spreads are usually small but they are not zero, and during volatility they widen.
- Prefer liquid pairs. A thinly traded pair produces a jumpy price and a misleading total. The major pairs on the larger venues are steadier.
- Match the quote currency to how you think. If you consider yourself up or down in euros, a EUR quoted pair on Kraken or Bitstamp is more useful than converting from a USDT pair.
For coins held in a self custody wallet, pick whichever supported exchange lists the pair and treat the price as a reference.
Fiat and denomination
Separately from the exchange feeds, totals can be displayed in Bitcoin, Ethereum, US dollars, or one of these currencies: Argentine peso, Brazilian real, Canadian dollar, Swiss franc, euro, pound sterling, Indonesian rupiah, Japanese yen, Nigerian naira, Polish złoty, Romanian leu, Russian rouble, Turkish lira, Ukrainian hryvnia and South African rand.
Denominating in BTC rather than dollars is covered in track your portfolio in Bitcoin.
If your exchange is not listed
Add the coin under whichever listed exchange carries the pair. The price will be close for any liquid asset, and your holdings and cost basis stay correct, which is what the totals actually depend on.
