Read-only connection

Bitget portfolio tracker

Chain Glance connects to Bitget with a read-only API key and passphrase, and models both sides of every spot trade so your balance history matches what actually happened.

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What syncs

What Chain Glance reads from Bitget

Balances and history

  • Spot balances and trades
  • Deposits and withdrawals
  • Futures bills

How it is stored

Your Bitget holdings sit in the same portfolio as your on-chain wallets, not in a separate tab. Totals, allocation and transaction history cover both at once.

Futures activity syncs too, so a hedged position is not missing half of itself.

Setup

How to connect Bitget

1

Create a read-only key at Bitget

Sign in to Bitget and create a read-only API key and passphrase with read permission only. Leave trading and withdrawal permissions switched off.

Create the key at Bitget
2

Copy the credential

Bitget shows it once. Copy it before you leave the page, because you cannot read it back afterwards.

3

Paste it into Chain Glance

Open the Exchanges page, choose Bitget, and paste the credential.

4

Wait for the first sync

Chain Glance reads your balances and walks your history back to the start of the account. Transactions appear while the sync is still running.

Read-only, always. Chain Glance never asks for trading or withdrawal permission on your Bitget account, and cannot move anything out of it. Revoke the key at Bitget whenever you want and the connection simply stops.

Built for this venue

Why Bitget needs its own handling

Bitget reports some spot trades as a single leg rather than a pair. Chain Glance models both sides so your balance history reflects what actually happened, and it drops the duplicate deposit and withdrawal rows Bitget returns from two different endpoints.

Moving coins off Bitget is not a sale

When you withdraw to a wallet you own, Chain Glance recognises the Bitget withdrawal and the on-chain deposit as two sides of one transfer. Most trackers record them as a disposal and a fresh purchase, which is not what happened.

How transfer matching works

Bitget questions

Why does Bitget need a passphrase as well as a key?
Bitget asks you to choose a passphrase when you create the key, and every signed request needs it. Paste it into the same form as the key. Without it the connection cannot read anything.
Why did my Bitget trade history look wrong in other trackers?
Bitget reports some spot trades as a single leg rather than a pair, so a tracker that takes the response at face value records half a trade. Chain Glance models both sides.
Are duplicate deposits a problem?
No. Bitget returns deposits and withdrawals from two different endpoints, which overlap. Chain Glance drops the duplicate rows so a single deposit is counted once.
Can Chain Glance trade or withdraw from my Bitget account?
No. Chain Glance only reads. Create the key with read permission and leave trading and withdrawal switched off. If a key with wider permissions is pasted in, Chain Glance still only ever reads from it.

See Bitget next to your wallets

One portfolio covering your exchange accounts and your on-chain addresses, with transfers between them recognised for what they are.

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