Follow new updates and improvements to Chainfolio.
We’re thrilled to welcome Abstract Chain, the newest player by the great team of Pudgy Penguins, to Chainfolio!
New: Added support for Abstract Chain Mainnet. You can now enter any Abstract Chain wallet address on Chainfolio and see your full transaction history—including native token transfers, contract interactions, and more.
Export: CSV export is fully integrated for Abstract Chain, so you can easily download and share your transaction data.
We’ve given our CSV exports a makeover to provide clearer, more accurate data:
New “fee_asset” column: Easily see which asset was used to pay for transaction fees.
Replaced “is_received” with “label”: Quickly identify whether a transaction is “sent” or “received.”
Reordered columns: Follow our new layout (per your feedback) for a cleaner, more intuitive CSV.
No more “undefined”: Native assets like ETH now display correctly, without confusing labels.
Simplified fees: Fee information is hidden for received transactions—because you don’t pay any fees when you’re receiving.
Enjoy a more streamlined CSV export experience, try it out now!
As always, keep the feedback coming! ❤️
We heard you! Our transaction details now include the exact fee you paid in ETH, so you can always keep an eye on the real cost of doing business on-chain.
No more guesswork—every transaction now displays the complete token name (e.g., Rocket Pool instead of just RPL) to help you quickly recognize what’s moving where.
For wallets overflowing with activity, we’ve added pagination to make it a breeze to navigate your transaction history. Jump between pages and find exactly the transactions you’re looking for, faster than ever.
Check it out, and as always, drop us feedback if you have any suggestions!