Indian app for tracking finances and investing in Indian and US stocks.
I rely on INDmoney to keep an eye on my investments across India and the US, and the dashboard does a good job of consolidating everything. The interface can feel a little crowded with all the features competing for attention. Still, for tracking and US investing it has earned a spot on my phone.
Great consolidation, US access
Interface feels crowded
Opening a US brokerage account through INDmoney was painless and the zero-commission on US trades is a big draw. I love being able to track my entire financial picture, from FDs to equities, in one place. The spend analyser even nudged me to cut back on a subscription I had forgotten about.
INDmoney has a RevWala Trust Score of 61/100 (Average), based on 5 customer reviews with an average rating of 4.2 out of 5. Reviews are mixed — read recent ones before deciding.
INDmoney is rated 4.2 out of 5 stars from 5 reviews on RevWala, with a "Average" Trust Score.
INDmoney has 5 reviews on RevWala, including 3 verified reviews.
Seamless US investing, smart insights
INDmoney pulling together my bank accounts, mutual funds and even US stocks into a single net-worth view has been a game changer for how I plan. Buying fractional shares of US companies took just a couple of taps. The auto-tracking of my SIPs and expenses is genuinely useful every month.
All finances in one view, fractional US shares
INDmoney has become my main app for keeping tabs on investments and goals, and the US stock feature is the cherry on top. Sometimes the bank account sync lags behind by a day, which can be confusing when I am reconciling. Apart from that small annoyance, it does almost everything I need.
Comprehensive tracking and US stocks
Bank sync occasionally lags
INDmoney makes investing in US stocks from India surprisingly easy and the remittance process was smoother than I expected. On the other hand, the app asks for a lot of permissions and pushes notifications constantly. I like the net-worth tracking, but the overall experience is a bit of a trade-off for me.
Easy US stock investing, net-worth tracker
Pushy notifications and heavy permissions
