For exchanges not directly supported by Peek, you can add your exchange wallet address into Peek through out crypto wallet integration. Most reputable exchanges use segregated wallet addresses for each user and you should be able to use that as a way to track your holdings in that exchange for spot balances.
How to Add Your Exchange Wallet Address to Peek:
Open the Peek app and navigate to the Accounts tab.
Select Add New Asset and choose Crypto Wallet from the options.
All crypto wallets on the supported chains will work. This includes wallets like MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Trust Wallet, and more.
Enter your wallet address: You can either manually type your wallet address or paste it if you've copied it from your exchange or wallet platform.
Verify your wallet address by double-checking it matches exactly to avoid any issues with tracking your assets.
Once confirmed, Peek will automatically integrate your wallet and start pulling in your crypto transaction data.
You’ll now see your crypto balance and any transactions reflected within Peek.
How to Find Your Exchange Wallet Address
Most cryptocurrency exchanges and brokerage platforms provide a wallet address for each crypto asset. Here’s a general guide on how to find it:
Log in to your brokerage or exchange account.
Navigate to your Wallet, Funds, or Assets section (this may be labeled differently depending on the platform).
Locate the specific cryptocurrency you want to add (e.g., Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc.).
Look for an option labeled Deposit, Receive, or similar for the selected cryptocurrency.
Once selected, the platform will generate and display your deposit wallet address.
Make sure you select the correct blockchain network if prompted (e.g., Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.).
Copy the wallet address by using the copy icon or manually copying the string of characters.
Head back to Peek and paste this address into the Crypto Wallet Integration section.