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The Portfolio Dashboard in Trezor Suite gives you a consolidated view of everything you hold across all connected accounts and devices. From a single screen you can see your total balance in your preferred fiat currency, watch how your portfolio’s value has moved over time, and drill down into any individual asset. It is designed to give you a clear financial picture without ever exposing your private keys.

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Dashboard Overview

When you open Trezor Suite and unlock your device, the Dashboard is the first screen you see. It contains three primary elements: Total Balance Display — Your combined portfolio value, expressed in the fiat currency you have selected (such as USD or EUR), sits prominently at the top. All coin and token balances across every account are converted and summed in real time. Portfolio Graph — Below the balance, a line chart shows how your total portfolio value has changed over time. Use the time-range selector to switch between views:
  • 7D — Last 7 days
  • 1M — Last 30 days
  • 1Y — Last year
  • All — Full history since your earliest recorded transaction
Hover over any point on the graph to see the portfolio value at that specific date and time. Asset Breakdown — A list below the graph shows each coin and token you hold, with its current balance, fiat value, and percentage of your total portfolio. This lets you see your allocation at a glance without navigating to individual accounts.

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Fiat Conversion

Trezor Suite converts all cryptocurrency balances into a fiat currency of your choosing. To change your display currency, go to Settings → Application → Fiat currency and select from the available options, including:
  • US Dollar (USD)
  • Euro (EUR)
  • British Pound (GBP)
  • Swiss Franc (CHF)
  • Japanese Yen (JPY)
  • And many more
Price data for fiat conversion is sourced from CoinGecko and is refreshed automatically while you are connected to the internet. The rates are used purely for display purposes and do not affect how your transactions are processed on the blockchain.

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Individual Accounts

Each cryptocurrency or token you hold appears as a separate account in the left-hand sidebar. Clicking any account takes you out of the portfolio overview and into that account’s dedicated view, which includes:
  • The account’s individual balance in both crypto and fiat
  • Its own receive addresses and send interface
  • A full transaction history for that specific account
You can hold multiple accounts for the same coin — for example, several Bitcoin accounts derived from the same seed — and each one appears separately. This is useful for organizing funds by purpose, such as separating savings from spending.

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Transaction History

The Transactions tab within any account (and in the Dashboard overview) provides a searchable, filterable log of every transaction associated with that account. Each entry displays:
  • Date and time of the transaction
  • Type — Sent, Received, or Self-transfer
  • Amount in crypto and the equivalent fiat value at the time of the transaction
  • Status — Pending (unconfirmed), Confirmed, or Failed
You can filter by transaction type or date range, and click any individual transaction to see its full details, including the blockchain transaction ID (TXID) and a link to a block explorer.
Balance data updates automatically when you are connected to the internet. Historical prices are sourced from CoinGecko and are for reference only — they reflect approximate market rates at the time of each transaction and should not be used as the sole basis for tax reporting or financial decisions.
Use Privacy Mode (the eye icon next to your balance) to hide all balance amounts when others may be watching your screen. One click masks every figure across the entire Dashboard and all accounts; another click restores them.

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Labels

Trezor Suite lets you attach custom labels to both accounts and individual transactions to help you stay organized. Labels are stored locally on your device or can be encrypted and synced via a connected service such as Dropbox or Google Drive so they are available across multiple machines. To label an account, click the pencil icon next to the account name in the sidebar. To label a transaction, open the transaction detail and click the label field. Useful examples include:
  • Renaming an account from “Bitcoin #1” to “Long-term savings”
  • Tagging a received transaction as “Freelance payment – March”
  • Marking a sent transaction as “Hardware purchase”
Labels never leave your control — they are encrypted before any cloud sync and are never shared with Trezor or third parties.