Pensionbazaar launches Wealth 360 unified wealth tracker

Pensionbazaar has launched Wealth 360, a unified dashboard that lets users view their bank accounts, stocks, mutual funds, fixed deposits and NPS in one place. The tool, launched on August 26, aggregates…

Pensionbazaar has launched Wealth 360, a unified dashboard that lets users view their bank accounts, stocks, mutual funds, fixed deposits and NPS in one place. The tool, launched on August 26, aggregates data from multiple financial institutions with the user's consent, providing a consolidated view of portfolio value, returns, and asset allocation.

Pensionbazaar launches Wealth 360 unified wealth tracker

The company said the platform eliminates the need to switch between different apps, giving investors a single picture of their financial position. A key feature is the integration of NPS with other savings, linking retirement planning to everyday investments. Vishwajeet Goel, Head of Pensionbazaar, said Indian investors need one clear view of everything they have built, not more products.

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Wealth 360 enters a market where most Indian households hold savings across at least three to four product types, yet few free tools aggregate them beyond basic expense tracking. The Reserve Bank of India's account aggregator framework, introduced in 2016 and operational since 2021, provides the consent-based data-sharing architecture that makes such dashboards possible. While apps like ET Money and INDmoney already offer similar aggregation, Pensionbazaar's focus on including NPS as a core rather than add-on asset class is notable, given that NPS subscribers exceeded 7.5 crore by March 2025 under the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority. The practical test will be how many financial institutions onboard and how frequently data refreshes, as delays in updating values reduce the dashboard's usefulness for real-time decisions.


Source: businesstoday.in

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