Run client liquidity with numbers you can stand behind
Position-level PnL, risk and history for every wallet you manage, organized by client and ready to share.
Your portfolio value is
$110,041.68
Portfolio
Date range$110,041.68
Last 5 days
Token Holdings (37)
View AllWallet Breakdown
SAFE Multi-Sig
$98,561.81
90%
Chain Exposure
Arbitrum
$45,876.97
41.7%
Idle ($98,730.20)
Deployed ($11,301.11)
$412.38
$126.44
19.48%
+$2,318.70
$0.00
$11,301.11
Wallets ($110,041.67)
ManageSAFE Multi-Sig(0xdbc6...4791)$98,561.81+0.42%
dApp Holdings ($15.41)
GMX V2$10.36
Aave V3Supported by DeFi Orbit$5.06Squad Multi-sig(7FvUzc...aiM8)$11,479.86+0.42%
dApp Holdings ($0.00)
DeFi Orbit gives asset managers one record for every client they report to
What asset managers do with DeFi Orbit
Give every client their own live report
Read one pool across every client as a single position
Keep a dated record of every book you manage
Reports that update themselves
Every client balance and position in one place
Your portfolio value is
$110,041.68
Portfolio
Date range$110,041.68
Last 5 days
Token Holdings (37)
View AllWallet Breakdown
SAFE Multi-Sig
$98,561.81
90%
Chain Exposure
Arbitrum
$45,876.97
41.7%
Idle ($98,730.20)
Deployed ($11,301.11)
$412.38
$126.44
19.48%
+$2,318.70
$0.00
$11,301.11
Wallets ($110,041.67)
ManageSAFE Multi-Sig(0xdbc6...4791)$98,561.81+0.42%
dApp Holdings ($15.41)
GMX V2$10.36
Aave V3Supported by DeFi Orbit$5.06Squad Multi-sig(7FvUzc...aiM8)$11,479.86+0.42%
dApp Holdings ($0.00)
Three ways to use DeFi Orbit as an asset manager
One data layer behind all three. Most teams start with one and add the others.
Portfolio Enterprise
A record per client, shared reports and a daily audit trail, with nothing to build.
API Platform
The same data in your internal tools and client reporting templates.
DeFi Orbit AI
Our MCP server gives your team's AI agents the same data, so they can ask about any client in plain language.
Client-grade reporting from position-level data
Daily snapshots, fee and PnL attribution and shareable portfolio views give teams and their clients the same numbers — exportable, auditable and consistent across chains.
Questions asset managers ask
No. You create a share link for each client, and they open it in a browser. You decide what the link shows and you can turn it off at any time.
Yes. When a mandate ends you archive the wallet instead of deleting it. Its history and snapshots stay in the audit trail, so you can still produce a report for that period years later.
No. You can add as many wallet addresses to your account as you need, without connecting a wallet. From then on, DeFi Orbit only reads public on-chain data for those addresses.
No. Each client lives in its own sub-account with its own wallets and its own share link. A client only ever sees the wallets you’ve assigned to them.
You’ll still see the balance and value of those positions, across +500 protocols. The detailed figures, such as fees, PnL and impermanent loss, are calculated for six protocols today, and we add more through Custom Data projects when a client needs them.
Auditors want to trace a number back to its source, and that’s how the reports are built. Every figure comes with a daily snapshot, the on-chain events behind it and a CSV export, so the value on any date can be checked against the chain.
No. The features asset managers need, such as customer management, wallet sharing, white labeling and daily PnL, are part of the Enterprise plan.






