About Zerion Wallet
Zerion is a self-custodial wallet that doubles as a portfolio tracker. Its Chrome listing describes support for Solana, Ethereum and more than 50 chains, swaps, portfolio and transaction history, built-in security checks and Ledger connections. It says your keys and data stay under your control.
The extension's code is on GitHub under GPL-3.0. Zerion says Cure53, SlowMist, Zokyo and Secfault Security have audited it, and it runs a live bug bounty on Immunefi. The developer states in the store listing that it will not collect or use your data, and says it never cross-associates or shares wallet addresses.
One gap keeps it below Rabby and MetaMask: Zerion's security page names the auditors but gives no dates or report links, so we could not check what each audit covered. The design leans toward active traders, with XP rewards, alerts and trending token feeds, which you can ignore. It is in the Chrome Web Store only, with no Firefox or Safari version. Pick it if you want one tidy wallet that also shows your whole portfolio.
Pros and cons
- GPL-3.0 code on GitHub
- Four named audit firms and an Immunefi bug bounty
- Portfolio and transaction history built in
- Ledger support
- Audit dates and report links are not published on its security page
- Gamified XP rewards and trending token feeds
- No Firefox or Safari version
Permissions
It needs access to the sites you visit so it can connect to apps and show signing prompts. The Chrome listing says the developer will not collect or use your data and will not sell it.
