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Pull a Plisio Wallet Balance Report Into a Google Sheet

2026-05-14
5 min read

The Scenario

Every weekday morning, the CFO of a crypto-native SaaS company asks the same question in Slack: "What are our wallet balances?" The treasury analyst — that's you — has 15+ Plisio wallets across supported cryptocurrencies, and answering that question means opening Plisio, reading balances off the dashboard, and typing them into a message. Or, if you're feeling organized, into a Google Sheet before pasting into Slack.

The handoff is actually more involved: the CFO wants balances in USD equivalent, not just raw crypto. So you also need to look up exchange rates and do the math before you send anything.

The bad version:

  • Open Plisio. Navigate to the balance view. Note the balance for each coin.
  • Open a browser tab per coin to get the exchange rate, or use a mental approximation and hope it's close enough.
  • Open the Google Sheet. Type in 15+ rows of data. Calculate the USD equivalent per row. Format it so it looks like a report.

By the time you finish, it's 9:20 AM and the CFO's sync already started.

The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI

SheetXAI is an AI agent inside your Google Sheet. It connects to Plisio, reads the balance for every supported coin, converts to USD, and writes a complete balance report into the sheet — ready to screenshot and send.

Fetch the Plisio account balance for each cryptocurrency listed in column A of my 'Treasury' sheet and write the available balance and USD equivalent into columns B and C.

What You Get

  • Column B filled with the available balance in the native cryptocurrency for each coin.
  • Column C filled with the USD equivalent calculated using Plisio's current exchange rate.
  • The report reflects balances at the moment you run the prompt — no stale data, no manual rate lookups.
  • Any coin in column A with a zero balance is still included rather than dropped, so the CFO sees the full picture.

What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready

You want a fresh balance pull into a new sheet rather than updating an existing one

Get the current Plisio balance for BTC, ETH, LTC, and all other supported coins and import them into a new sheet called 'Wallet Balances' sorted by USD value descending.

You want to compare today's balances against yesterday's snapshot

Fetch current Plisio balances for all supported coins, write them into 'Treasury' columns B and C, then compare each balance against the values in 'Yesterday's Balances' and write the change (in USD) into column D — positive for increase, negative for decrease.

The CFO wants a one-line summary at the top, not just raw rows

Fetch all Plisio balances, write the per-coin breakdown into rows starting at row 3, and put the total portfolio USD value in cell B1 and today's date in cell A1 so the sheet reads as a dated snapshot.

Full kill-chain: pull balances, convert to USD, flag coins below threshold, summarize, timestamp

Fetch all Plisio wallet balances, convert each to USD using current rates, flag any coin with a USD equivalent below $500 in orange, write the full breakdown into 'Treasury' starting at row 2, put the total portfolio value in B1, and stamp today's date and time in A1 so the CFO can tell exactly when it was last refreshed.

Balance snapshot, threshold flagging, and portfolio total in one prompt.

Try It

Get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and open your treasury sheet before the next morning standup, then ask it to pull every Plisio wallet balance and convert them all to USD in one shot. You can also read how to pull your full transaction history for reconciliation or go back to the Plisio + Google Sheets overview.

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