Track Stocks From Any Broker For Free On INDmoney
See all your stock holdings, across every broker and Demat account, in one place. Track your P&L, sector exposure and broker-wise split for free.
Why Should You Track Your Stock Portfolio In One Place?
Most investors don't hold all their stocks in one place. You may have started with one broker a few years ago, opened a second account for lower brokerage, and picked up a third for a specific IPO or a friend's referral code. Each app only shows you what sits inside it.
This means the number you see when you open any single broker app is rarely your full stock portfolio.
For example, if you have ₹2 lakh worth of shares in one broker and ₹3 lakh in another, your actual stock portfolio is ₹5 lakh. But neither app will show you that number. You'd have to add it up yourself, and most investors don't.
A stock portfolio tracker solves this by pulling every linked Demat account into one view, so you see your real holdings, real P&L and real exposure, not just one slice of it. INDmoney ensures you get a complete view of your holdings and their returns in one place.
How To Track Your Stock Portfolio?
Sign Up With Your Mobile Number
Create your INDmoney account using the mobile number linked to your Demat account.
Link Your Demat Accounts
Add every Demat account you hold, across any broker, so your full stock portfolio is pulled into one place.
View Your Consolidated Portfolio
See your combined holdings, P&L, sector exposure and broker-wise split update as prices move through the day.
What Your Tracked Stock Portfolio Shows on INDmoney?
Consolidated Holdings Value
See your invested value and current value added up across every Demat account you've linked, not just one broker. For example, two investors may both have stock holdings currently worth ₹8 lakh. But one may have invested ₹7.2 lakh over time, while the other invested ₹5 lakh. The current value is identical, but the return story is very different.
Realised vs Unrealised P&L
Realised P&L is the profit or loss you've already booked by selling. Unrealised P&L is the paper gain or loss on stocks you're still holding. Most single-broker apps blend these into one number. For example, you may have booked a profit of ₹15,000 by selling one stock, while still holding another stock at a paper loss of ₹8,000. Your actual realised gain for the year is different from what your total P&L figure suggests.
Broker-Wise Split
See exactly how much of your portfolio sits with each broker, side by side, instead of opening each app separately to check.
For example, if ₹3 lakh sits with one broker and ₹2 lakh with another, you can see both figures together instead of mentally adding them up every time you want to check your total.Sector Exposure
See how your money is spread across sectors like banking, IT, FMCG, pharma and energy. This shows exposure that a broker's single-account view usually doesn't surface clearly. For example, you may hold stocks bought at different times for different reasons, but if 60% of your money has ended up in bank and financial stocks, sector exposure is what shows you that.
Market-Cap Split
Check how your holdings are divided across large-cap, mid-cap and small-cap stocks. This helps you understand whether your portfolio is stable or has drifted toward higher risk. For example, a portfolio that started with mostly large-cap stocks can end up 40% in small-caps after a strong rally, without you actively deciding to take on more risk.
Dividends & Corporate Actions
Track dividends, bonus shares and stock splits from all your holdings in one feed, instead of checking each company's announcement separately. For example, if three different companies across two brokers credit dividends in the same month, you see all of it together instead of piecing it together from bank statements.
What Tracking Your External Stocks Doesn't Do
Tracking is for visibility. Linking a Demat account to INDmoney does not:
- Transfer your shares out of your existing Demat account
- Place buy or sell orders on your behalf
- Change your broker, depository participant or advisor
- Move your dividends or corporate action credits automatically
Any actual buying, selling or transfer has to be done separately, through your broker.
Risks Tracking Your Stocks Helps You Spot
Concentration Risk
A large portfolio value does not automatically mean low risk. ₹10 lakh spread across 20 IT and banking stocks can carry more risk than ₹5 lakh spread genuinely across different sectors.
False Diversification Risk
Holding many stocks does not always mean real diversification. 15 stocks that are all large IT companies may behave like one concentrated bet, not 15 different sources of risk.
Split-Broker Risk
Risk can hide when holdings are spread across brokers. Five bank stocks across two brokers may look like small separate positions until you see them combined in one portfolio view.
Get Analytics On Your Tracked Stocks On INDmoney
Once your external broker holdings are linked, INDmoney helps you analyse your full stock portfolio beyond daily price movement. You can review XIRR, P&L, sector allocation, market-cap split and benchmark comparison in one place. Here's what portfolio analytics can help you review.
- XIRR: See your actual annualised return across stocks bought at different times.
- P&L: Track realised and unrealised profit or loss across linked holdings.
- Benchmark Comparison: Compare your portfolio returns with Nifty 50 or another market reference.
- Sector Allocation: Check whether your money is too concentrated in sectors like banking, IT or pharma.
- Market-Cap Split: See exposure across large-cap, mid-cap and small-cap stocks.
- Stock Contribution: Identify which stocks are helping returns and which ones are pulling performance down.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your broker shows only the stocks held with that broker. If you have shares across multiple brokers, each app shows only one slice of your portfolio. For example, if you hold ₹2 lakh of shares with one broker and ₹3 lakh with another, neither broker may show your full ₹5 lakh portfolio. INDmoney helps you see the combined value, P&L and exposure in one place.
No. Tracking does not transfer your shares. Your shares remain in your existing Demat account. INDmoney only shows your linked holdings in a consolidated view. Any actual share transfer is a separate process and does not happen just because you track your portfolio.
No. Your broker, Demat account, depository participant and existing account setup do not change. Linking only helps INDmoney show your holdings in one place. You continue to hold your shares with the same broker and Demat account unless you separately take an action to transfer them.
No. Linking your Demat account for tracking does not allow automatic buying or selling. Tracking is for visibility. Buy or sell orders require a separate action and confirmation. The tracker helps you review your portfolio; it does not trade on your behalf.
You can see details such as consolidated holdings value, stock-wise performance, broker-wise split, sector exposure, market-cap split, P&L, dividends and corporate actions, depending on the available data. This helps you move from “I own these stocks” to “I understand my actual exposure and performance.”
Consolidated holdings value is the total current value of stocks held across your linked Demat accounts. For example, if you hold ₹1.5 lakh in one broker, ₹2 lakh in another and ₹50,000 in a third account, your consolidated holdings value is ₹4 lakh. Without a tracker, you may have to open every broker app and add this manually.
Current value only tells you what your stocks are worth today. It does not tell you how much you invested, how much profit or loss you made, or whether the portfolio is taking too much risk. For example, two investors may both have a ₹10 lakh stock portfolio. One may have invested ₹9.5 lakh and gained ₹50,000. Another may have invested ₹6 lakh and gained ₹4 lakh. Same current value, very different return story.
Yes. This is one of the main reasons to use a consolidated tracker. For example, you may own Reliance shares in one broker and the same stock in another broker. Individually, each holding may look small. Together, your exposure may be larger than you realise.
Before buying more, a tracker helps you check what you already own. For example, you may want to buy another auto stock. But after checking your tracker, you may realise you already have high exposure to auto and auto ancillaries. That context helps you avoid adding the same risk again.
Yes. Concentration risk happens when too much money depends on one stock, sector or theme. For example, your portfolio may look large and diversified across brokers. But after consolidation, you may see that 45% of your money is in banking and financial stocks. That is a risk you may miss in a single-broker view.
Yes. You can delink a connected Demat account from the tracker. Unlinking only removes that account from your INDmoney tracking view. It does not close your broker account, sell your shares or affect your Demat holdings.