Updated November 6, 2026
What changed in Monexa Hub: new features, improvements and fixes.
The Analyses screen on mobile stayed black even on the light theme; it now follows your theme. The asset-name tooltip, the options table borders and the analysis opened from the Portfolio also no longer turn dark on the light theme. On mobile, the FI-Infra tab no longer wraps onto two lines.
Stock, REIT, ETF and crypto detail screens in Analyses stayed dark even on the light theme; they now follow your theme. In the Portfolio, FI-Infra opens the fund's detail, as in the Analyses tab. Dividends and Transactions also gained a button to copy the ticker next to the code, to paste at your broker.
In the FI-Infra tab in Analyses, clicking a fund opens its detail: the summary, the next income already announced, income per share month by month, and price against NAV. Across the app, with a dialog open the page behind no longer scrolls: only the dialog does. The Feedback button on desktop also stays tucked at the edge, as on mobile, and opens on hover.
In the Options Report, "Avg Return on Avg Price" now uses the Portfolio's new average price (the same as your broker's) on the day each option was opened, accounting for splits and stock bonuses. Bought options were taken out of this average, since a return over your average price only makes sense for covered calls and sold puts. A week or month with no sold option on a stock you held shows "—" instead of 0.00%.
In the Portfolio, clicking a debenture's name opens its screen: your position with the coupons already received, the upcoming interest and amortization payments, and the indenture (issue rate, maturity, updated nominal value, guarantee, early redemption, issuer and trustee). Incentivized or regular is shown at the top, with what it means for taxes.
In the Portfolio, each debenture shows the date of its next interest payment and, when the indenture has fixed installments, the next amortization. The date comes from the indenture (frequency and maturity) and falls on the next business day, as B3 pays: we checked the rule against payments already credited.
Analyses now has an FI-Infra tab with the exchange's 36 infrastructure funds (JURO11, KDIF11, CPTI11…). For each: income over the last 12 months on today's price (excluding amortization, which is return of capital), months with income, P/NAV using the NAV reported to the CVM, net assets, liquidity, 12-month change and number of holders. Accumulating funds show as "accumulates", not as a zero yield.
The overdue DARF notice arrived every day for the same month. Now it arrives once. If you already paid elsewhere, mark the month as paid under Income Tax; to stop these notices, turn off the "Income Tax" row in Settings → Notifications.
The Portfolio's average price is now calculated the way your broker and the tax authority do: when you sell part of a position and buy more later, the new purchase is weighed against the shares you still hold, not the ones already sold. If you sell and buy back (including through option assignment), the app showed an average different from your broker's. This also fixes the "Result if assigned" of covered calls on the Options page. Day trades no longer move the average price of a position you already held.
In "Where revenue comes from", on the company page, you can switch between the last full year and the current year to date (for example, 9 months of 2026), with growth vs the same period a year earlier. A chart also shows how each activity's share changed over recent years.