Best Portfolio Tracker for the Netherlands 2026: AEX, EUR

If you hold AEX shares on Euronext Amsterdam alongside US stocks, global ETFs and crypto, the right portfolio tracker has to speak EUR, show your currency gain or loss honestly, and still handle everything priced in dollars. This guide compares the trackers Dutch investors actually use, names the local accounts and forms you research yourself, and gives you a checklist to decide alone.

What does an investor in the Netherlands actually need from a portfolio tracker?

A portfolio tracker for the Netherlands is a tool that shows every holding you own, local and foreign, in one place and converts the value to EUR so you can read your net position at a glance. For a Dutch resident that means Euronext Amsterdam (AEX) prices in euros sitting next to US tickers, global ETFs and crypto without you juggling spreadsheets or four broker apps.

The specific things a resident here checks before signing up:

• Euronext Amsterdam (AEX) coverage, so names like ASML, Ahold Delhaize and ING show the right price with the AMS suffix.
• EUR as the home currency, with every US or global holding convertible to euros.
• Honest currency handling, because a dollar holding that rose in price can still be flat in euros once the exchange rate moves.
• Local and foreign side by side, so a DEGIRO stock portfolio and a Bybit crypto balance live in one combined view.
• Price alerts you can set at your own levels and actually receive.

None of these require you to connect a broker. Manual entry, CSV import and a screenshot of your broker app all work, which matters if you hold accounts the tracker cannot sync automatically.

What is the local landscape a Dutch investor should research?

The Dutch investing landscape has its own accounts, brokers and tax terms that no tracker decides for you, so research them by name before you choose a tool. A tracker records what you hold and what it is worth; it does not file anything or tell you how an account is taxed.

Accounts and tax concepts to know by name

The Netherlands taxes personal wealth through what is commonly called Box 3, a wealth-based system rather than a pure capital-gains tax, and the details shift over time. Alongside your taxable investment accounts, many residents hold pension products and tax-advantaged retirement wrappers. These are concepts to confirm with official sources or an adviser, not something a tracker configures for you.

Brokers Dutch investors commonly use

• DEGIRO and Saxo, both widely used for Euronext Amsterdam and global markets.
• ABN AMRO and ING, the bank-linked brokerages many residents already have.
• BUX and Trade Republic, popular app-first options.
• Interactive Brokers, favoured for broad multi-market access.

Tools Dutch investors already reach for

Before PortfolioTrackr existed many here used Portfolio Performance (a free desktop app), getquin and Parqet (both EUR-native with a social or DACH-broker focus), and plain Yahoo Finance. Each has a clear strength and a clear stopping point, covered in the comparison below.

How do the main portfolio trackers compare for a Dutch investor?

The table below lists the tools people in the Netherlands actually use, with prices exactly as each tool publishes them. Prices are shown in the currency each vendor charges in; nothing here is converted or rounded.

For a wider head-to-head beyond the Dutch angle, our real-data comparison of six trackers and our honest portfolio tracker app verdict go deeper on features.

Which tracker fits which Dutch investor?

Each tool below does one thing well and stops somewhere specific for a Netherlands portfolio. Read the stopping point as carefully as the strength.

getquin

getquin is the strongest EUR-native free tier in this list, with unlimited broker connections and a real net-worth overview at EUR 0. Its social layer, with half a million users and portfolio sharing, is unmatched. For a Dutch investor it covers euros naturally. Where it stops: billing is yearly only, there is no lifetime option, and its forecasting and deeper analytics sit behind the paid tiers.

Parqet

Parqet is built around German-speaking-market broker onboarding, with true autosync for Trade Republic, Scalable Capital, ING, comdirect and Consorsbank plus PDF statement import from many DACH brokers. It is EUR-native and clean. Where it stops for the Netherlands: its autosync strength is tilted to German brokers, so a DEGIRO or ABN AMRO user may lean on manual or CSV import anyway.

Simply Wall St

Simply Wall St turns a stock's fundamentals into one glanceable Snowflake shape across 120,000+ stocks and 90 markets, and it does have transaction-based portfolio tracking. Where it stops: it is a research product first, the free tier caps you at one portfolio of ten holdings, and both paid tiers bill yearly only.

Portfolio Performance

Portfolio Performance is a free, open-source desktop app beloved by Dutch investors who want full control of their data and detailed performance metrics at zero cost. Where it stops: it is desktop only, setup is manual and technical, and there are no phone push, WhatsApp or Telegram alerts while you are away from your computer.

Delta Investment Tracker

Delta is a polished mobile tracker with genuine crypto depth, auto-syncing wallets, exchanges and stock brokers and tracking NFTs. Where it stops: the free Basic tier is capped at ten tracked assets, and its real strength is crypto-native features rather than Euronext Amsterdam tax-and-currency detail. If crypto plus stocks in one view is your main need, our guide on tracking stocks and crypto together is worth a read.

How is dividend withholding on foreign shares handled, qualitatively?

Dividend tax matters the moment you hold shares across borders, and the mechanics are forms and concepts you confirm with official sources, never a number you copy from a blog. Rates change, and a wrong rate in a finance guide is worse than no rate at all, so this section names the concepts only.

• Dividendbelasting is the Dutch dividend withholding concept you will see referenced on local payouts.
• For US-listed holdings, the W-8BEN form is what a non-US investor files with their broker to claim treaty treatment on US dividends.
• Tax treaties between the Netherlands and other countries affect how foreign withholding interacts with what you owe at home.

A tracker's job here is record-keeping, not tax filing. PortfolioTrackr converts a dividend at the exchange rate of its pay date and shows the rate on every row of the tax report, with each trade converted at the rate of its own date, so your records line up with what actually hit your account. What rate applies to you, and how Box 3 treats the holding, you confirm yourself.

How does PortfolioTrackr fit a Netherlands portfolio?

PortfolioTrackr fits a Dutch investor who holds Euronext Amsterdam shares alongside US and global stocks, ETFs and crypto and wants all of it in EUR with the currency effect shown honestly. It supports Euronext Amsterdam (AEX) with the AMS code and prices in euros, and covers 100 stock exchanges and 100 currencies so a Lagos or Colombo listing sits in the same view as ASML. You can see the full list on the markets coverage page.

The currency handling is the part most trackers get wrong. PortfolioTrackr converts the cost of a foreign holding at the exchange rate of the day you bought it and its value at today's rate, then shows the currency gain or loss as its own line on the summary card and the P&L chart. It holds 10 years of daily exchange rates for its 100 currencies, so a dollar position that looks up in USD but flat in EUR tells you the truth.

On alerts and access:

• Price-level alerts at the targets and stop levels you set, delivered by WhatsApp, Telegram, email or push.
• Levels are checked once a minute while the market is open, around the clock for crypto. Euronext Amsterdam trades Monday to Friday, so stock alerts pause on Saturday and Sunday and on exchange holidays. The Euronext Amsterdam trading hours and holidays guide has the schedule.
• You hear within a minute of your level being hit during market hours.
• Native iPhone and Android apps keep the portfolio with you.

Pricing is a 3-day free trial with everything in Starter and no card, then Starter USD 9 a month, Pro USD 19 a month, or Lifetime USD 299 once; the current figures are on the pricing page. Direct broker sync with Alpaca, Bybit and Interactive Brokers works on every plan including the trial, and 42 brokers connect through the SnapTrade bridge on a paid Pro or Lifetime plan. Smart import by voice, text or screenshot and bulk CSV import work on every plan.

Where PortfolioTrackr is not the right tool

If you want Dutch-specific tax filing done for you, or a research terminal with deep fundamental screens, PortfolioTrackr is not that; it is a tracker, not a tax filer or a Bloomberg-lite. It also does not connect to crypto wallets by address, so self-custody coins are added by hand, by CSV or from a screenshot.

How to choose a portfolio tracker for the Netherlands: a checklist

Run any tool, including this one, through the same questions before you pay. The right answer is the one that fits your holdings, which only you can see.

1. Does it price Euronext Amsterdam (AEX) holdings correctly in EUR?
2. Does it show your currency gain or loss separately, not hidden inside price return?
3. Can it hold local, US, global and crypto in one combined view?
4. Does it import from your broker, whether DEGIRO, Saxo, ING or Interactive Brokers, or at least accept CSV and screenshots?
5. Can you set price-level alerts and receive them the way you want, with a check cadence you understand?
6. Is the billing model (monthly, yearly or one-time) one you are comfortable with?
7. Does the tax report keep records you can actually hand to an accountant?

If you want to see how this framework plays out in other markets, our UK portfolio tracker guide and Australia portfolio tracker guide apply the same lens to different exchanges and tax systems.

The bottom line

The best portfolio tracker for a Netherlands investor is the one that handles Euronext Amsterdam in EUR, keeps your dollar holdings honest after the exchange rate moves, and still carries your crypto in the same view. getquin and Parqet are strong EUR-native choices, Portfolio Performance wins on free data control, and PortfolioTrackr stands out for multi-market coverage with the currency gain broken out as its own line and alerts by WhatsApp or Telegram within a minute of your level. Run the checklist against each, confirm your own Box 3 and withholding details with official sources, and decide alone.

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