SonarWatch

SonarWatch was a crypto portfolio tracker, best known on Solana. It is no longer a product you can use on its own. This page is about the wallet dashboard at sonar.watch. It has nothing to do with Sonar the code-quality firm, or with sonar watches sold to divers.

Jupiter JUP$0.302-1.3% bought SonarWatch on 25 January 2025. The SonarWatch team now builds Jupiter Portfolio, and the old sonar.watch address sends you there. The SONAR token was ended as part of the deal.

SonarWatch launched in April 2021. You pasted in a wallet address and it showed your tokens, NFTs, staking and DeFi positions on one page. If you want that tool in 2026, Jupiter Portfolio is where it lives.

Is SonarWatch still working after the Jupiter acquisition?

No. SonarWatch stopped running as its own product after Jupiter bought it in January 2025. We checked on 7 October 2026. The sonar.watch address now sends you to Jupiter's portfolio page. The old docs site did not load at all.

The deal was made public at Catstanbul, an event Jupiter held in Istanbul. The SonarWatch team wrote on X: "SonarWatch has been acquired by Jupiter. We're joining JUP team to build the ultimate Portfolio Tracker on Solana!" The price was not shared, as Blockhead noted in its report.

Three things changed for users, per Crypto Briefing's story on the deal:

• The old site was phased out, and the team moved to cover Solana only.
• The SONAR token was ended.
• The SonarWatch Portfolio API was set to close after a six-month wind-down that began on 31 January 2025.

How the SonarWatch portfolio tracker worked

SonarWatch read a wallet's public address and turned what it found on the chain into one page. You did not hand over keys or sign anything. You typed in an address, and the site listed what that wallet held and where.

A plain wallet shows tokens. SonarWatch also showed the things wallets tend to hide: a deposit in a lending app, a share of a trading pool, staked tokens, NFTs. Say you had SOL staked, a loan open and a few pool shares you had forgotten. SonarWatch put all three on one screen with a dollar value next to each.

It began on Solana and later added other chains. A Gate Learn guide to SonarWatch lists Ethereum, Avalanche, Polygon, BNB Chain, Sui, Aptos and Bitcoin next to Solana. The same guide describes a paid PRO tier. It added support for more than one wallet, history charts and a CSV export. All of that ended with the move to Jupiter, where the team now covers Solana only.

SonarWatch airdrop checker and portfolio features in Jupiter Portfolio

The tools people still search SonarWatch for now sit inside Jupiter Portfolio. That includes the airdrop checker. Jupiter's own docs say the tool was "developed by the Sonarwatch team, now part of Jupiter".

Jupiter Portfolio is free and works with any public Solana address. Its own page says it covers more than 190 Solana apps. It shows:

• token balances and net worth in dollars;
• DeFi positions across lending, trading pools and staking;
• profit and loss over the last 24 hours or all time;
• a list of what the wallet did, in plain words;
• airdrops and other assets the wallet can claim;
• more than one wallet grouped into a single view.

Jupiter calls the tracker read-only. You can also stake SOL or lend assets through Jupiter Lend from the same page. We wrote about the August 2026 update in our news story on Jupiter Portfolio v2.

What you lose next to the old SonarWatch is the view across chains. Jupiter Portfolio tracks Solana and nothing else.

SONAR token: discontinued, with a JUP claim for holders

SONAR was SonarWatch's own token, and it is no longer supported. Under the deal, the token was to be ended and the rest of the supply burned. Holders could claim JUP in its place, Crypto Briefing reported on 25 January 2025.

SONAR launched in October 2021, according to Gate Learn. Holding it gave access to the PRO features on the old site. With the site gone, that use has gone too.

Two things are worth knowing if you still hold SONAR or see it listed:

• A claim site exists at migration.sonar.watch. It still loaded on 7 October 2026, but we could not read its terms. We found no swap rate or closing date in the sources we checked. We cannot say if claims are still open.
• Price sites and some exchange pages still list SONAR in 2026. A listing does not mean the token has a product behind it.

SonarWatch API and GitHub: what developers can still use

The old SonarWatch Portfolio API was due to close in 2025. The tool that took its place is the Jupiter Portfolio API. It is Solana-only, and Jupiter still calls it a beta.

The Portfolio API docs say it returns what a wallet holds and stakes across Solana DeFi apps. Jupiter adds that it is still "experimenting with the best ways to provide API access for projects". If you built on the old SonarWatch API, plan for a feed that may still change.

SonarWatch called itself open-source, and some of its code is still public. We looked at the SonarWatch page on GitHub on 7 October 2026. It showed seven public code repos. One, named token-registry, was last changed in March 2026. Two more, hub-platforms and token-lists, are frozen and marked as archived. The main portfolio repo gave a "not found" error that day.

Who SonarWatch was for, and who it suits now

SonarWatch suited people with DeFi positions spread across many Solana apps who wanted one page to see them all. Jupiter Portfolio now serves that reader, as long as all they hold is on Solana.

It fits you less well in two cases. The first is if you hold assets on Ethereum, Sui or other chains as well as Solana. The old SonarWatch covered you and Jupiter Portfolio does not, so you will need a second tracker next to it. The second is if you are a developer who needs a stable data feed. A beta API is a limit to weigh before you rely on it.

There is nothing to sign up for under the SonarWatch name any more. Old guides may tell you to visit sonar.watch or to get SONAR for PRO access. They describe a product that has closed.

Is SonarWatch safe? Risks to know in 2026

The main risk with SonarWatch in 2026 is acting on old facts. The product has closed and the token has ended. Yet many pages that rank for its name still write as if it were live.

Start with your keys. A tracker reads public addresses. The old SonarWatch did not need your keys to show a wallet, and Jupiter Portfolio does not either. A page that uses the SonarWatch name and asks for your seed phrase is not the real thing.

The token is the next risk. SONAR has no product use left. We could not read the terms of the JUP claim, and the claim may have closed.

Privacy cuts both ways. Anyone can paste any public address into a tracker. Other people can see your positions as easily as you can.

The tool also now rests on one company. Jupiter owns the tracker, its API and its plans. The support for other chains and the paid tier have been dropped once already.

On audits, there is little to report. SonarWatch was a read-only site. Our listing holds no on-chain programs for it, and it had no contract that held user funds. We found no audit reports.

SonarWatch alternatives: Solana portfolio trackers compared

The closest match for SonarWatch is Jupiter Portfolio, built by the same team. It is the deepest choice if you only use Solana. It is the wrong choice on its own if you use other chains too.

For a view across chains, two trackers list Solana support on their own sites. Zerion says it tracks Solana next to networks such as Ethereum, Base and Arbitrum. CoinStats tracks Solana wallets along with exchange accounts and wallets on other chains. Both cover more ground than Jupiter Portfolio. Neither was built around Solana DeFi the way SonarWatch was.

A block explorer is the fallback. It shows every token and every transfer for an address. It will not add up your loans, pool shares and staked tokens for you.

SonarWatch history: from 2021 launch to Jupiter

SonarWatch launched in April 2021 as a Solana dashboard. It ran on its own for just under four years before Jupiter bought it.

• April 2021: SonarWatch is first announced.
• October 2021: the SONAR token launches, per Gate Learn.
• 2021 to 2024: SonarWatch adds chains beyond Solana, such as Ethereum, Sui, Aptos and Bitcoin.
• 25 January 2025: Jupiter says it has bought SonarWatch, per Crypto Briefing.
• 31 January 2025: the six-month wind-down of the SonarWatch Portfolio API begins.
• October 2026: sonar.watch forwards to Jupiter Portfolio.

Jupiter did not say what it paid.