Updated November 6, 2026
What changed in Monexa Hub: new features, improvements and fixes.
Each stock and BDR page now shows when the next results come out (and whether the company set the date or it's estimated) and the last ones released, with a link to the filing. And when a company in your portfolio releases its results, you get a notice the same day.
Each B3 ETF page now shows what a share is worth based on the fund's holdings (its net asset value, reported to the CVM) and the premium or discount of the market price over it. The comparison uses the close from the same day as the NAV, so market moves don't look like a premium. Large ETFs stay within tenths of a percent; above 1%, the page highlights it.
Monexa now remembers the language you use the app in. Bell notices, phone notifications and emails, including the weekly summary of what's new, arrive in that language. If you use the app in English, you now get everything in English.
When something outside Monexa gets in your way, like B3 being unstable or scheduled maintenance, a notice shows in a bar at the top of the app, even if you turned off system notices. That way you know before you try to sync. The most serious notices also reach your bell, and when the issue is fixed the bar switches to "Resolved" for a few hours.
When B3 has a problem, Monexa pauses syncing for a while and notifies those affected. That notice only fired when several people synced at almost the same time, not in the automatic morning sync, which is spread out. Now it covers that too: after three accounts in a row fail to get through, attempts stop, you get the notice, and we let you know again when B3 is back to normal.
The Mercado Pago account statement PDF can now be imported into My Finances. Every transaction in the period comes in, including those split across pages, and the app checks each line against the balance the statement itself prints. If the statement is uploaded to the Portfolio import, the screen points to My Finances instead.
For anyone who emptied their portfolio and started over, "All" opened only the current portfolio, which had received nothing yet: the cards showed zero and the chart a single month. Now, while the current portfolio has no paid or announced payout, "All" shows the whole history, with a link to see only the current portfolio.
In the B3 connection, in Settings, there is now an explanation of the access code: B3 may ask for a code when syncing, it goes to the email registered on the B3 portal, and you paste it into the verification window that opens here.
Sometimes the B3 portal shows a security check before the login screen. Sync now waits and retries for up to 6 minutes before giving up, instead of about 2.5. Since this happens before your CPF is entered, no extra code is sent to your e-mail. If it still doesn't go through, the message says it was B3's security check.
If your Pro trial or gift had expired, you couldn't subscribe: the "Subscribe to Pro" button showed an error message instead of the payment page. It now goes straight to payment. And if you are already Pro and land on the plans screen, it shows you already have the plan, with a shortcut to your portfolio.