Product update
2026-06
In June we focused on portfolio analysis, dividends, public wallet benchmarking, corporate actions, and broader import coverage.
June 2026 overview
In June, we focused on better portfolio analysis, dividends, and expanded import workflows.
We also added several features that make it easier to keep more complex investment histories accurate.
New Asset Analysis section
We added a new Asset Analysis section where you can inspect a specific instrument in your portfolio. You can see the price chart, position summary, result for that asset, and related transactions.
Why it matters
This gives you a more convenient place to understand how a single stock, ETF, or other asset affects the whole portfolio.
Open Asset AnalysisNew Dividends section
FundStat now has a separate Dividends section. You can track paid dividends, review monthly and yearly breakdowns, analyze each company contribution, and see upcoming payments when data is available.
First step for dividend portfolios
This is the first larger step toward deeper analysis for dividend-focused portfolios.
Open DividendsBenchmarking for public wallets
We expanded public wallets so they can be added to benchmarking. This lets you compare a public wallet with indexes and other reference points in the same way as your own portfolio.
More useful shared portfolios
Public wallets are becoming more than a shareable view. They can now be part of comparative analysis.
View Public WalletsCorporate Actions
We added Corporate Actions support for detailed accounts. You can now manually add events such as asset conversion, share allocation, spin-off, or instrument removal without a normal market sale.
Better handling for complex events
This helps represent cases where the number or structure of shares changes because of a company, exchange, or broker decision.
Read Corporate Actions docsNew imports and importer improvements
We added new imports for Trading 212, Trade Republic, and BM Pekao. We also improved many existing importers, including mBank, DEGIRO, Saxo, Interactive Brokers, Bossa, PKO BP, ING, XTB, Freedom24, and MyFund.
More reliable imported history
The improvements include better symbol recognition, dividend handling, fees, taxes, FX conversions, and unusual rows in broker files.
View import docsOther improvements
We also shipped many smaller fixes in calculations, portfolio views, market data, and application stability.
As always, we build FundStat around real user cases, so if you see something worth improving or adding, let us know.