Updated November 7, 2026
What changed in Monexa Hub: new features, improvements and fixes.
This afternoon our quote provider went down and some screens took over a minute to open. Now, if it goes down, the app uses the last good quote it saved (dollar, history, Treasury, CDI) and screens open in seconds. And the month's return no longer shows a wrong number when price history is missing.
Sending a compliment through the feedback button now gets a thank-you reply, instead of the "it's resolved, thanks for letting us know" message meant for problems.
The "To review" badge now also counts pending corporate events (such as bonus shares) and, when on, shows each one with its confirm button. And units received in a fund merger or spin-off can have their cost confirmed right on the row — before, only from the tax screen.
The Portfolio now has a "Today" column next to the return: how much each asset moved today, with the amount on hover. Each class shows its day too, and on mobile the line appears on every card.
"Your portfolio today" now shows the day's result by class — stocks, REITs, ETFs… — and each class opens its assets. In the options section, the Dashboard tells you what needs action (exit target hit, stop, assignment risk near expiry) and how much of your sold premium is already yours. And "Watch" takes up to 5 assets from every class with a quote, including BDRs, infrastructure funds and crypto.
The Dashboard now has a "Watch" card: indices and currencies (Ibovespa, IFIX, S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow Jones, US dollar, euro, bitcoin and ethereum) and up to 5 stocks, REITs and ETFs, with today's price and change, refreshed every minute. Use "Configure" to choose what to watch; with no choice, it starts with the usual indices and your largest holdings.
The Dashboard now has a card with the month-to-date result — in reais and in %, with price, dividends and options — and how it compares to CDI over the same month. The Return page shows the same comparison under "Last Month".
In the contribution plan, choosing "Contribute anyway" on a class now buys even assets above your average price — before, with "only below average price" on, the whole amount was left over. And in Transactions › Events, bonus shares and reverse splits "to review" are confirmed right there: the bonus attributed cost (in the shareholder notice) or how to read the reverse split.
Mergers, bonus shares, amortizations, splits and other events change your position without a buy or sell, and showed up nowhere. Now the "Events" filter in Transactions lists each one and what it did to the position. And when B3 auctions the fraction an event left behind, the asset details show the leftover: the amount the auction paid, or that it is still pending.
With "only buy below my average price" on, the only class below target could hold just assets above your average price, and the plan showed the whole amount as "left over". Now it explains what blocked it and offers the fix in one click. Each asset's weight within its class is also always within reach, even in classes that get nothing this time.