A Net Worth Tracker That Doesn't Stop at the Border
If your accounts are spread across countries, bank-sync apps quit on you. MyMoneyViz tracks any bank, any broker, in any currency, with no logins required, so expats and digital nomads finally get one accurate net worth number.
Why Bank Aggregators Break for Expats
Almost every popular net worth app is powered by a bank-aggregation service, and those services are licensed country by country. The result is painfully familiar to anyone who has lived abroad: the US app connects your US accounts but not your German bank; the European app sees your local IBAN but not your old brokerage back home. Move once and half your financial life becomes invisible to the tool that is supposed to show all of it.
So expats and nomads improvise. One app per country, a spreadsheet to glue them together, a mental exchange-rate calculation to get a rough total. It works until an account changes its login, or a currency swings, and then the whole fragile stack is out of date. The problem was never your discipline; it is that aggregator-based tools were never designed to follow you across a border.
One Tracker That Works in Every Country
MyMoneyViz takes the opposite approach: it never logs into your accounts, so it does not care which country they are in. A bank in Portugal, a broker in the US, a crypto exchange, a pension in the UK, cash in three currencies, they all sit side by side because you describe them rather than connect them. There is no country gate to fail.
Everything is multi-currency from the ground up. Each asset is stored in its own currency and converted into the single base currency you choose, using live exchange rates. For your listed stocks, ETFs, and crypto, MyMoneyViz also fetches live market prices and converts them into your base currency, so your total stays right as both markets and FX move, wherever you happen to be living.
When you relocate, nothing breaks. You are not re-authorizing a new country's banks or losing your history; at most you switch your base currency to match your new home, and your entire net worth is re-expressed instantly.
MyMoneyViz vs Bank-Aggregator Apps
Here is how a manual, currency-native tracker compares to the aggregator-based apps most expats try first.
| Feature | MyMoneyViz | Aggregator apps |
|---|---|---|
| Works with banks in any country | ||
| Keeps working after you relocate | ||
| Foreign brokers & exchanges | Any | Region-limited |
| Multi-currency total | ||
| Live stock, ETF & crypto prices | ||
| Bank login / credentials required | No | Yes |
| Breaks when a bank changes its login | No | Often |
| Price | Free to start | Often paid |
Feature details reflect MyMoneyViz as of July 2026. Competing apps vary; check each provider for current capabilities.
Will it work with my foreign bank or broker?
Yes, because there is nothing to connect. MyMoneyViz never asks for a bank login, which is exactly why it works with institutions in any country, including the ones aggregators refuse. If your bank, broker, or exchange exists, you can track it here, whether it is in Lisbon, Singapore, or a country most apps have never heard of.
Can I track assets in several countries and currencies at once?
That is the core use case. You can hold a US brokerage in dollars, a European account in euros, UK holdings in pounds, and crypto, all at the same time. Each is stored in its native currency and rolled up into one base-currency total with live exchange rates, so you see a single, accurate net worth figure instead of a stack of separate apps.
What happens when I move to another country?
Very little, which is the point. Your data and history stay exactly where they are because nothing was tied to a specific country's banking system. If your new home changes how you think about money, switch your base currency and every figure re-expresses at once. No reconnecting, no lost accounts, no starting over.
The Honest Trade-Off
MyMoneyViz is manual by design. It pulls live prices and exchange rates, but it does not sync balances from your accounts, so cash, property, and private assets are values you enter and keep up to date yourself. For most people that is around five minutes a month, and a reminder email arrives on the first of each month so it does not drift.
For an expat, that trade-off usually lands in your favour. A few minutes of manual updating buys you a tracker that works in every country you have ever banked in, never breaks when you move, and never asks you to trust an aggregator with foreign logins. If hands-off automatic syncing matters more to you than portability, an aggregator app may fit better, but it will keep hitting the same borders.
Get Your Cross-Border Net Worth in One Place
No country selector, no account linking, no logins to hand over. You describe what you own, once.
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Create a free account
No bank connection and no credit card. You are in as soon as you sign up, from anywhere.
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Add accounts from every country
List each holding in its own currency, from any bank, broker, or exchange, regardless of where it is based.
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Pick one base currency
Choose the currency for your total. Live exchange rates convert everything else into it automatically.
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Update in minutes, wherever you are
Refresh manual values about once a month. Live prices and rates keep the rest current on their own.
Keep Reading
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