Zerion
Self-custodial wallet for Ethereum, Solana and DeFi that tracks your positions across chains in one portfolio; Zerion has built wallet software since 2017.
Security record: 2 incidents · 1 repaid in full- Self-custodial wallet covering 66 chains, on iOS, Android, a browser extension and a web app
- Portfolio with realized and unrealized PnL, also for wallets not created in Zerion
- Swaps routed through DEXs; trade tokens, perps and tokenized assets cross-chain
- Zerion Rewards: earn XP from quests, Gasback, balances across chains and referrals to level up
- Zerion Premium lowers swap and bridge fees and adds PnL for any wallet
Six criteria, each 1 to 5 from the facts on this page, weighted into one score inside its category. How we score
- Depth
- 66 chains incl. Solana; positions and PnL in one portfolio
- Cost
- Wallet free; swaps and bridges cost 0.67%, 0.25% with Premium
- Ease
- iOS, Android, extension and web app; no account needed
- Trust
- Self-custody wallet that signs approvals; audited by Trail of Bits
- Access
- Install and go, no account or KYC
- Rewards
- Zerion Rewards XP from quests, Gasback, balances and referrals
- Install the Zerion app or browser extension
- Create a wallet, import one, or connect a Ledger
- Check positions and PnL across chains in the portfolio
- Complete quests and sign transactions to earn XP; Gasback counts up to 70 transactions a week
- How to Bridge to ElysiumHere is how to move HYPE and tokens to Elysium with Zerion.
- How to Swap on ElysiumZerion finds the best routes to swap tokens on Elysium, Hyperliquid’s L2.
- How to Build on Elysium with Zerion APIZerion API supports Elysium from day one. Add token balances, positions, PnL and decoded transaction history for Hyperliquid's L2 to your app with the same endpoints you use across chains.
2 incidents · 1 repaid in full
Past incidents 2
DPRK social engineering drained company hot wallet. An AI-enabled social engineering attack linked to a DPRK actor compromised a team member's device, giving access to sessions, credentials and a company hot wallet key; about $100,000 of Zerion's own funds was taken. Zerion took its web app offline as a precaution and said user funds, apps, extension and backend were unaffected. Zerion's post-mortem (reported by AMBCrypto) states user funds were not affected. https://ambcrypto.com/zerion-claims-no-user-funds-were-affected-as-employee-loses-100k-in-social-engineering-attack/
Partly own faultNo user losses
Sources: ambcrypto.com, gncrypto.news
Zerion X account hijacked for fake airdrop. Malware on an employee's device, delivered by a Telegram impersonator, let attackers take over Zerion's Twitter at about 21:40 UTC and post a fake airdrop phishing link. Users lost about $24,825; two days later the same malware led to a ~$53k loss from Zerion's POAP fees wallet. Zerion's post-mortem says it will reimburse affected users by sending funds to their addresses (payout not independently confirmed). https://zerion.io/blog/twitter-account-compromised-post-mortem/
Partly own faultUsers lost about $24,800Repaid in full
Sources: zerion.io
From the project’s statements and security coverage. Own fault means the project’s code, servers or keys; third party means a vendor, registrar, oracle or issuer it relies on.
