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Can I track investments in several countries in one currency?

Yes. Indian funds, US and UK shares, European funds and deposits in any of 142 currencies sit in one plan, each in its own currency, and are added up in your plan’s currency every day.

Yes — it is what the Portfolio Tracker, Nivritee’s multi-currency portfolio and net-worth tracker, is for. Every holding keeps the currency it is really in, and every figure on the page is added up in one currency: your plan’s, which is the currency of the country you will be living in once you are independent. An Indian mutual fund, a NASDAQ share, a London-listed fund and a dirham deposit become one household total.

Portfolio Tracker

Where it is held
  • NSENational Stock Exchange of IndiaINR₹17L27% of listed
  • BSEBombay Stock ExchangeINR—
  • AMFIIndian mutual fundsINR₹16.5L26% of listed
  • NYSENew York Stock ExchangeUSD₹22.52L35% of listed
  • NASDAQNASDAQUSD—
  • LSELondon Stock ExchangeGBP₹7.84L12% of listed
  • US fundsUS mutual fundsUSD—
  • UK & EU fundsUK & European fundsGBP · EUR—

Converted once into INR, before anything is computed.

Eight venues priced every weekday. A pence quote on London is read as pence; a holding with no price yet is valued at what you paid, and says so.

The eight venues Nivritee prices every weekday, with the illustrative household’s holdings on four of them, each converted into INR.

  • NSE and BSE, Indian mutual funds (AMFI), NASDAQ, NYSE, the London Stock Exchange, US mutual funds, and UK & European funds.
  • What the household holds on each, converted into the plan’s currency.
  • One figure for everything, in one currency.

Illustrative figures — not anybody’s real plan.

What you can put in

Everything in the table counts toward what you hold. Only the first row carries a daily price and a return.
Kind of moneyHow it is valuedIts currency
Stocks, ETFs and funds on the eight priced venuesUnits × the latest daily close, with a ledger and an annual return (XIRR)The instrument’s own — you never pick it
Shares and funds anywhere elseOne figure you type in the Market investments boxAny of 142 currencies
Bank and fixed depositsThe balance you type, with its rateAny of 142 currencies, banked in any country
Pension and savings schemes, metals and jewellery, propertyThe figure you typeAny of 142 currencies

How to set it up

  1. Open Investments and add each listed holding by searching its name or symbol, with the units and what you paid — or a SIP.
  2. Add deposits under bank deposits, choosing the currency and the country they are banked in.
  3. Type anything else as a figure, choosing its currency on the box.
  4. Open the Portfolio Tracker to see it all in one currency.

See this in your own plan.

Open Portfolio Tracker

Last reviewed 4 October 2026.