The Portfolio Tracker Built for Canadian Investors

Track your entire portfolio across every Canadian brokerage in one place. Automatic ACB calculation, superficial loss detection, eligible dividend classification, TFSA/RRSP room tracking, and multi-currency support, everything a Canadian investor needs that American tools do not provide.

RRSP · TFSA · Taxable
5 year growth
RRSPTFSATaxable

Why Canadians need a different portfolio tracker

Most portfolio trackers are built for the American market. They assume US tax rules, US brokerages, and USD as the base currency. Canadian investors have fundamentally different requirements that these tools do not address.

Adjusted Cost Base (ACB) is the biggest gap. Canada mandates the weighted average method for calculating ACB on identical securities. You cannot use FIFO, LIFO, or specific lot identification like US investors can. Every buy, every reinvested distribution, every return of capital adjusts the average. American tools either do not calculate ACB at all or use the wrong method, leading to incorrect capital gains at tax time.

The superficial loss rule is another uniquely Canadian challenge. If you sell at a loss and repurchase within 30 days (even in a different account, even in a spouse's account), the loss is denied. No US tool checks for this. WealthWatch monitors the 61-day window across every connected account, including TFSAs and RRSPs, and flags potential superficial losses before they happen.

Eligible vs. foreign dividends are taxed at dramatically different rates in Canada. A US tool has no concept of the Canadian dividend tax credit system or the gross-up mechanism. WealthWatch classifies every dividend automatically and shows you the after-tax income for each position, helping you optimize which account holds which security.

Multi-currency complexity is a daily reality for Canadian investors. If you hold US stocks, you are constantly converting between CAD and USD. Your ACB needs to be calculated in CAD (using the Bank of Canada rate on the trade date), your dividends need to be converted, and your net worth needs a consistent base currency. WealthWatch handles all of this automatically using official daily exchange rates.

Finally, Canadian tickers use the .TO suffix (and .V for the venture exchange), which many American platforms do not support. WealthWatch resolves Canadian tickers correctly, including dual-listed securities where the Canadian and US versions have different prices and different currency exposures.

Supported brokers

Wealthsimple

Trade, Cash, Crypto

Questrade

TFSA, RRSP, Margin

Interactive Brokers

IBKR Canada

TD Direct Investing

TD WebBroker

BMO InvestorLine

Self-directed

RBC Direct Investing

RBC DI

CIBC Investor's Edge

Self-directed

Scotia iTRADE

Self-directed

National Bank Direct

NBDB

Auto-connect (1000+ institutions)

Any bank or brokerage

What makes WealthWatch different

FeatureWealthWatchSharesightWealthicaSpreadsheet
Canadian tax (ACB, superficial loss)----
Eligible vs foreign dividend tracking------
TFSA / RRSP contribution room----
Multi-currency (CAD/USD) auto-convert--
Real-time .TO ticker support--
Auto-import from 10+ brokers----
Net worth tracking (all accounts)----
Risk analytics & correlation------
Free tier--

Features

Automatic ACB tracking with weighted average method

Superficial loss detection across all accounts

Eligible vs. foreign dividend classification for T5 reporting

Multi-currency support with automatic CAD/USD conversion

Daily net worth tracking with historical charts

TFSA & RRSP contribution room monitoring

Earnings calendar and dividend date alerts

Tax-loss harvesting suggestions with superficial loss checks

Portfolio risk analytics: beta, correlation, drawdown

Benchmarking against S&P 500, TSX, and custom indices

Family dashboard: aggregate across multiple users

Financial goals and FIRE planning calculator

Real estate tracking: property values and mortgage amortization

Mobile-responsive: works on any device

Frequently asked questions

What brokers does WealthWatch support?+
WealthWatch supports Wealthsimple, Questrade, IBKR, TD Direct Investing, BMO InvestorLine, RBC Direct Investing, CIBC Investor's Edge, Scotia iTRADE, National Bank, and any institution connected through Plaid. Transactions import automatically and update daily.
Is WealthWatch free?+
Yes. WealthWatch offers a free tier with portfolio tracking, net worth calculation, and basic analytics for up to 3 connected accounts. Premium features like tax optimization, advanced risk analytics, and unlimited accounts are available with a paid plan.
How does WealthWatch handle Canadian taxes?+
WealthWatch calculates ACB using the weighted average method, detects superficial losses across all accounts, classifies dividends as eligible or foreign, and generates year-end tax summaries. It handles return of capital, corporate actions, and multi-currency conversions automatically.
Does it support US stocks and multi-currency?+
Yes. WealthWatch tracks US-listed stocks, Canadian .TO tickers, and crypto in native currencies. All values convert to CAD for net worth and tax using daily Bank of Canada rates. You can view any holding in its original currency or CAD.
How is WealthWatch different from Wealthica or Sharesight?+
WealthWatch combines automatic broker imports (like Wealthica) with deep Canadian tax features (ACB, superficial loss detection, eligible dividend classification) that go beyond what either platform offers. It also includes net worth tracking, TFSA/RRSP room, risk analytics, and family aggregation in one tool.

Start tracking your Canadian portfolio

Connect your brokers in minutes. WealthWatch imports your transactions, calculates ACB, classifies dividends, and tracks your net worth, all in one place, built specifically for Canadian investors.