Digrin

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Reconcile dividend expectations with portfolio transactions and payments

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What it does

Digrin brings paid, announced and projected dividends into one portfolio calendar. It also tracks performance, compares a portfolio with an ETF and provides dividend screening. Holdings can be entered manually, imported from files or synchronized with supported brokers.

Digrin labels dividends as paid, announced or projected. Use those labels when checking why a month’s actual income differs from its forecast. The screener helps discover companies, while the portfolio view follows holdings already recorded and compares performance with a chosen ETF.

Automatic synchronization supports Trading 212 and Interactive Brokers. Open the portfolio settings, choose Automatic broker sync and select the broker to set up read-only access. Other supported brokers use CSV files. Interactive Brokers synchronization can retrieve only the previous 365 days through its Flex query, so older transactions need a file import or manual entry.

Match the allowance to your transaction history

Plan Price shown Tracking allowance
Explorer Free One portfolio; 30 transactions per calendar month per portfolio; daily sync
Plus €7.99 monthly, or €4.17 per month billed annually Five portfolios; 100 transactions per month per portfolio; on-demand sync
Pro €12.99 monthly, or €8.99 per month billed annually Ten portfolios; 500 transactions per month per portfolio; longer forecast history

Paid manual synchronization can run at five-minute intervals, but a broker’s source data can still be older. Interactive Brokers data may lag by a day. Explorer includes CSV imports; paid plans add CSV exports and tax estimates.

Some changes need attention even with synchronization enabled. The help guide describes manual transaction edits for ticker changes and spin-offs. If share counts differ, also check whether automatic dividend reinvestment is enabled in the portfolio settings.

Strengths

  • Keeps paid, announced and projected dividends distinguishable
  • Combines two automatic broker connections with file and manual entry
  • Offers portfolio comparisons against a selected ETF

Watch out for

  • Interactive Brokers automatic imports cover only the previous 365 days
  • Ticker changes and spin-offs can require manual transaction corrections

Best for

  • Dividend investors reconciling payments and forecasts
  • Users combining broker imports with an older transaction history

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