Prerequisites
Before you begin, make sure you have:- An email address for account registration
- At least one asset address you want to track (TRON or Ethereum)
Step 1: Create Your Account
Sign up
Visit chainbook.app and click Get Started or Sign Up.Enter your email address and create a secure password.
Step 2: Create Your First Wallet
Wallets help you organize assets by purpose, client, or entity.Create a new wallet
Click the New Wallet button.Enter a name for your wallet (e.g., “Personal Assets” or “Business Account”).Select the network type:
- TRON - For TRX and TRC-20 tokens
- Ethereum - For ETH and ERC-20 tokens
Each wallet supports one network type. Create separate wallets for different networks.
Step 3: View Your Transactions
Once your assets are synced, you can view all transactions.Filter and search
Use the filters to narrow down transactions:
- Wallet - Filter by specific wallet
- Category - Filter by transaction category
- Date range - Filter by time period
- Contact - Filter by sender or recipient
Step 4: Organize with Categories
Categories help you classify transactions for better reporting.Create categories
Go to Settings → Categories to create custom categories.Examples: “Revenue”, “Expenses”, “Trading”, “Transfers”
Step 5: Explore the Dashboard
The Dashboard provides a visual overview of your activity.Total Balance
See your net income, expenses, and balance across all assets.
Transaction Charts
Visualize transactions by category, contact, or wallet.
Recent Activity
View your most recent transactions at a glance.
Daily Volume
Track daily transaction volume over time.
What’s Next?
Now that you’re set up, explore these features:Add Contacts
Create a contact book to label blockchain addresses.
Invite Team Members
Collaborate with others on shared wallets.
Export Data
Export transactions for accounting or tax purposes.
Customize Categories
Set up categories that match your workflow.
Asset syncing runs automatically in the background. New transactions typically appear within a few minutes of being confirmed on the blockchain.