Sharesight product updates – April 2026
This month we expanded our bond coverage to include US markets, added Apple Pay and Google Pay as payment options, and launched a rebuilt Australian CGT report in beta. We've also made it easier to record dividends for custom investments and made a few other tweaks to improve user experience.
We're excited to bring US bonds listed on the NASDAQ and NYSE into Sharesight, continuing our expansion of fixed income support following the addition of 20,000+ LSE-listed bonds late last year. Investors with US bond holdings can now easily track performance and income alongside the rest of their portfolio.
For Australian users, we've launched a rebuilt Capital Gains Tax report in beta. The new report is designed to align directly with your ATO tax return, featuring labelled fields, categorised gain/loss tabs, and a holdings-level transaction view. We welcome your feedback as we continue to refine it — you can access the beta version from the Tax tab if you have beta features enabled in your account preferences.
We've also made dividend recording significantly easier for ordinary share custom investments. You can now set up a dividend against a custom investment via the account menu dropdown, and Sharesight will automatically calculate the correct dividend amount for every portfolio that holds that investment. Dividend details can be entered when announced, viewed in the future income report, and then confirmed from the Tasks tab or holdings page once paid. We think this feature should really speed up the task of keeping portfolios up to date for users who hold the same custom investment across multiple portfolios including Sharesight Business users.

New functionality / enhancements
- Added support for US bonds listed on NASDAQ and NYSE
- Added Apple Pay and Google Pay as payment options for Sharesight subscriptions
- Launched a rebuilt Australian CGT report in beta designed to align with ATO tax return
- Made dividend recording for ordinary share custom investments easier
- Improved plan downgrade user experience
- Improved visibility of fractional and near-zero positions — the holdings page now displays the exact quantity remaining when it is less than 0.0001.
Broker import functionality
- Added support for three new broker trade files.
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