How to View Your Binance Portfolio Overview
Accessing the Portfolio Overview Page
Binance's portfolio overview lets you see all your assets at a glance regardless of whether they are spread across Spot, Funding, Futures, or Earn accounts.
In the Binance app, tap "Assets" or "Wallet" in the bottom navigation to enter the overview page. The top displays your total estimated asset value, typically shown in both BTC and a fiat currency (USD or CNY). You can tap to switch between different quote currencies.
On the web, log in and click the user icon in the upper right, then select "Wallet Overview." The web version provides more detailed information, suitable for users who need deeper asset analysis.
If you have not registered yet, download the app to get started. After registration and identity verification, you can access the full asset management features.
Viewing Account Balances
Binance's account system has multiple independent sub-wallets, each serving different functions.
Spot Account: For spot trading. All coins bought and sold in the spot market are held here.
Funding Account: For P2P trading and deposits/withdrawals. P2P purchases go here by default.
Futures Account: Includes USDT-margined and coin-margined futures. Shows margin balance, unrealized PnL, and positions. Transfer funds here before futures trading.
Earn Account: Assets in Earn products including flexible savings, locked savings, and staking.
Other Accounts: Margin, mining pool, etc., depending on which features you use.
Useful Asset Management Features
Asset Distribution Pie Chart: The overview page usually shows a pie chart visualizing your allocation across different coins, helping you quickly spot overconcentration.
PnL Analysis: Some app versions offer PnL analysis showing overall profit/loss over specific time periods, including spot trading, futures trading, and Earn returns.
Asset Change History: View detailed transaction logs including deposits, withdrawals, trades, transfers, and Earn subscriptions/redemptions. Very useful for reconciliation or investigating fund anomalies.
Hide Small Balances: If you hold many coins with only dust amounts remaining, use the filter to show only coins with meaningful value. For those small balances, use Binance's "Dust Conversion" to convert them all into BNB.