Zapper, the DeFi portfolio tracker that once served 2 million monthly active users and processed over $6 billion in transaction volume, is shutting down. The company announced the wind-down on July 8, 2026, and plans to take its website, mobile apps, and API offline on August 3, 2026.
What led to the decision
Zapper raised a $15 million Series A led by Framework Ventures in May 2021, plus an earlier seed round. The company did not provide a specific reason for the shutdown in its announcement. Users and developers now have less than a month to export their data and find alternatives.
Where users can go
Several platforms offer similar portfolio-tracking features. DeBank and Zerion are the closest replacements for Zapper's all-in-one view, covering multiple chains and protocols. For a lightweight, read-only dashboard with broad chain coverage, DeFiLlama Portfolio is a solid option. Rotki is an open-source, privacy-focused tool that stores data locally, appealing to users who want full control. CoinStats supports both centralized exchange and DeFi portfolio tracking, making it a versatile choice.
What API customers need to know
Zapper is emailing migration steps to its API customers. For those looking for API replacements, the company suggests pivoting to DeFiLlama endpoints or major indexers. The exact migration timeline and support details are being communicated directly to affected users.
The countdown
With the August 3 shutdown date fast approaching, users should act now to back up their portfolio data and choose a new platform. Zapper's services will cease entirely on that date, leaving no grace period.
