What changed in monthly holdings.
Monthly disclosures show stocks added, removed and reweighted across your funds.
See your portfolio value, what changed inside your funds, and what needs your attention.
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Monthly disclosures show stocks added, removed and reweighted across your funds.
Try a target mix and preview how new money could bring your portfolio closer to it.
Plan a rebalance →Compare monthly stock holdings over 1, 2 or 3 months. Pick a scheme to see the exact changes.
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Exposure changes show shifts in fund holdings, not investment profit. Missing disclosures are shown as unavailable.
Find stocks held by more than one fund and see how much of your portfolio they represent.
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Select a percentage to see the stocks shared by those two funds. Scroll sideways to see more funds.
Overlap uses disclosed equity and equity-related holdings. It cannot cover missing filings or look through funds of funds.
Review scheme returns, costs and risk. Your transaction returns and the portfolio risk illustration are shown separately.
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Provider fund metrics carry their own NAV/as-of dates and may use longer histories than the common-window portfolio model. Missing values remain unavailable. TER is shown only when a verified TER source exists.
XIRR: An annualised return based on the dates and amounts of actual cash flows. Folio XIRRs shown here are provisional where the available ledger passes the checks.
CAGR: The annualised growth rate between two values. A fund’s NAV return is different from your own transaction return.
Volatility: How much daily returns varied over the measured period.
Drawdown: The fall from an earlier peak. It describes the measured history, not a maximum possible future loss.
Correlation: How closely two funds moved together in the same historical period.
Current-mix model: A historical illustration using today’s portfolio weights. It is separate from the return you actually earned.
Choose a fund to compare it with schemes in the same category, plan and option.
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Search names or scheme codes. Registry results establish identity; performance and suitability need additional data.
Choose an investor, set target percentages and preview the amounts. A saved plan does not place trades.
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Presets update targets only. “Trim the largest 3” reduces each by 20% of its existing weight and redistributes the difference.
A reusable target mix you create. It does not change held units or place an order.
This is a planning tool. Review taxes, exit loads and lock-ins before making any investment change.
Track an existing SIP schedule and record confirmed purchases or withdrawals.
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Get an alert here when a saved rule is triggered. Set a threshold and choose how often to check.
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Daily checks for large holdings changes, ageing NAVs, missing monthly filings and overdue SIP confirmations.
Manage automatic checks, review data dates and find optional tools for manual updates.
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Connected holdings and NAVs can be updated from the button at the top. Use these tools only when you need to supply a verified source yourself.
JSON uploads are saved in your private account. Four consecutive month-end snapshots enable a three-month comparison. Previous batches remain in the history; later revisions supersede matching fund/date snapshots.
Mark a filing complete only after checking all equity rows. A weight or quantity change does not identify its cause.
Sample numbers are kept separate from your client’s investments.
Review highlighted folios, confirm external cash flows and save a statement-backed correction.
Separate short- and long-term gains, check lock-ins and plan one annual equity LTCG gain budget.
Three monthly comparisons show holdings continuity, weight shifts and sector changes.
Follow monthly fund changes and compare a different portfolio mix against your captured allocation. Every saved comparison keeps its original dates and assumptions.
Assign investments to goals. Plan contributions, life changes and retirement withdrawals with dated assumptions.