A DeFi yield dashboard shows what your capital in decentralised finance is actually earning. Funds, DAO treasuries and companies with crypto on the balance sheet often spread money over lending markets, liquidity pools, staking and vaults on several chains. Each protocol reports yield its own way, headline APYs include temporary incentives, and costs are scattered. A good dashboard puts it all in one place, in numbers you can compare and report.
What the Dashboard Shows
- All positions across wallets, protocols and chains: lending, liquidity, staking, vaults (including ERC-4626 vaults) and pending rewards.
- Real yield versus incentives: interest and trading fees separated from token emissions, which can stop or lose value.
- Net returns after gas, swap costs and impermanent loss, per position and for the whole portfolio, over any period.
- Risk signals: protocol concentration, stablecoin depegs, falling liquidity, lock-up and exit times.
- Alerts when yield drops, a position needs attention or a threshold is crossed.
How We Build It
Positions are read directly from the protocols' contracts and combined with our own indexed history and reliable price data, so figures do not depend on a third-party aggregator. Each protocol gets its own adapter, which makes adding the next protocol predictable. The dashboard is read-only: it needs wallet addresses, not keys. Where you want to act on the data, it connects to position management with limited permissions.
Who Uses It
- DAO and company treasuries that report to members or a board.
- Funds and asset managers comparing strategies.
- Platforms that show users their DeFi earnings inside their own product.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between APR and APY?
APR is the simple yearly rate; APY includes compounding. Dashboards should state which one they show, and whether incentives are included.
Can it export to our accounting?
Yes. Positions, income and costs can be exported or sent to accounting and reporting systems.
Which protocols are supported?
The ones you use. We start with your current positions and add adapters as your strategy grows. See yield farming for background.
Who owns the code?
Ownership of the source code is set out in the contract, and the code can be fully yours, including documentation and tests.
Part of our DeFi development. See also liquidity monitoring.
See What Your Capital Earns
Tell us where your funds are deployed and who needs the numbers. We will build a dashboard that shows real returns and risks.