Satoshi Note™ Adds Five Overseas Exchanges Including Kraken, Robinhood and Gemini, Expanding Global Asset Sync

Satoshi Note (SATOSHI NOTE)™, an integrated digital asset management service, announced on October 23 that it has added five overseas exchanges, expanding its support for global asset sync.

The update adds Kraken, Robinhood, Gemini, bitFlyer and GMO Coin. With these additions, Satoshi Note's sync coverage grows to 18 exchanges in Korea and abroad, including those still in preparation.

The service also introduced a "What gets imported" notice, which lets users check the time range and the types of trade history that can be retrieved from each exchange before connecting it.

Five overseas exchanges added: manage assets across exchanges in one place

Satoshi Note lets users view digital assets spread across multiple exchanges and personal wallets on a single screen, and manage buy and sell history, holdings and unrealized profit and loss in one place.

By connecting a read-only API key from an exchange, users can import their trade history automatically. Holdings of the same asset on different exchanges are also combined into a single view.

This update adds five overseas exchanges that mainly serve the U.S. and Japanese markets. Supported exchanges now total 18: five Korean exchanges and 13 overseas exchanges. Gopax and Bitget are still in preparation, so 16 exchanges can be connected today.

Connection guides tailored to each new exchange's API authentication method are also provided. Robinhood in particular requires generating a separate cryptographic key pair and registering the public key, so Satoshi Note offers step-by-step instructions that users can follow through the whole process.

Trade history from overseas exchanges is converted at the exchange rate on the trade date, so it can be viewed in one currency alongside records from Korean exchanges and personal wallets.

Read-only API sync; global coverage to keep expanding

Satoshi Note's exchange sync runs on read-only API keys. Keys with trading or withdrawal permissions enabled are not stored, and registered API keys are kept encrypted.

A Satoshi Note representative said, "We are focused on reducing the hassle investors face when they have to log in to each exchange separately just to check their holdings," adding, "We will keep expanding overseas exchange support while clearly showing the scope of data we can retrieve, to provide an even more convenient asset management experience."

Alongside automatic exchange sync and consolidated asset views, Satoshi Note offers a calendar for keeping investment records, price alerts, and a "Daily Asset Report" delivered by email every morning.

It also provides the "Satoshi Index", which shows the positions of top traders on Hyperliquid, Lighter, dYdX and Pacifica, along with long and short trends by asset.

Other asset management features include a calendar for recording and reviewing trades, target price alerts, and shareable return cards.

"With these overseas exchanges added, more users can now manage assets spread across multiple exchanges in one place," Satoshi Note said. "We will continue to expand exchange coverage and investment data services to grow into a global digital asset management platform."

Satoshi Note is available on PC and mobile web and supports four languages: Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese.

More information is available on the official Satoshi Note website.