Cross-account ETF aggregation
See total units and market value across eligible connected brokerages and manual positions with per-source detail.
ETF tracking
Aggregate ETF positions across brokerages and manual records, then review value, allocation, account exposure, and reliable personal return in one portfolio.
Available reporting surfaces
An ETF can appear in a retirement account, taxable brokerage, and manual record at the same time. Fillfolio combines the position without hiding where each quantity came from, and keeps cash and the wider net worth picture nearby.
See total units and market value across eligible connected brokerages and manual positions with per-source detail.
Review ETF allocation beside other market holdings while brokerage cash, bank cash, and liabilities remain clearly classified.
Personal return appears only when cost basis is provider-supplied, safely derived, or available from the manual ledger.
Workflow
Read-only connections synchronize available positions. Manual assets and transactions cover accounts you prefer not to connect.
The same ETF can roll into one holding while source and account breakdowns remain visible.
Use portfolio and source filters, privacy mode, allocation views, and normalized exports without rewriting the underlying records.
Example
Illustrative values show how one ETF can aggregate while account-level provenance remains visible.
Questions
Yes. It can combine supported positions for a portfolio view while retaining account and source detail.
Yes. Manual assets and transactions remain available whether or not you connect a brokerage.
Current value is compared with reliable cost basis. When cost basis is incomplete or contradictory, P/L is shown as unavailable rather than zero.
No. Fillfolio tracks portfolios and does not place orders or provide investment advice.
Examples are illustrative and are not live account data. Fillfolio is portfolio tracking software, not investment, tax, or legal advice. Connected-source availability and completeness depend on the source and account type.