What is my true net worth?
Not just invested value or current value in one account, but the combined picture across market assets, debt, property, alternatives, cash, and liabilities.
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Portfolio Tracker for Indian Investors
Most investors do not have a portfolio problem. They have a visibility problem. Mutual funds live in one app, Indian equities in another, US holdings in a broker statement, fixed income in a note, and real estate somewhere outside the system entirely. That makes it hard to know your true net worth, real diversification, and hidden concentration risks.
What to track
Total wealth across all asset classes, not just one account
Why it matters
Better allocation, lower blind spots, and smarter decisions
Why a basic tracker is not enough
A single-asset dashboard can make a portfolio look diversified when it is not. You may think you are spread across funds, stocks, and alternatives, while the actual underlying exposure is still concentrated in a few sectors, themes, or geographies. A useful tracker needs to show the full picture, not just account balances.
For Indian investors, this usually means combining mutual funds, domestic equities, US equities, fixed income, alternatives, real estate, liabilities, and cash into one coherent view.
What a holistic portfolio view should answer
Where am I overexposed?
A good tracker should help you see concentration by asset class, geography, fund overlap, stock exposure, or thematic clustering rather than hiding it in separate silos.
What should I review next?
Visibility becomes useful only when it leads to action: rebalance, reduce duplication, examine risk, or improve tax efficiency.
Where investors usually miss risk
- Owning multiple mutual funds that ultimately concentrate into the same underlying exposures.
- Tracking US and Indian equities separately and underestimating overall equity concentration.
- Ignoring liabilities while looking only at asset-side growth.
- Focusing on returns without noticing sector, style, or geography concentration building up.
- Making tax and allocation decisions without a portfolio-wide context.
Concentration risk often hides inside products that appear different on the surface. A holistic
wealth view is what makes those patterns visible.
How Velthian is different
Velthian is designed for investors who want more than a transaction ledger. It brings together your portfolio across asset classes, highlights concentration and allocation issues, and helps you think through alternatives when a position or fund is no longer pulling its weight in the wider portfolio.
That means the platform is not just about reporting what you own. It is about helping you understand whether your current setup is balanced, duplicated, tax-aware, and aligned with the portfolio you think you have.
Related guides
Tax-loss harvesting
See how tax-aware selling fits into a broader portfolio review instead of becoming an isolated year-end exercise.
Read the tax guideMutual fund alternatives
Velthian can also help surface better alternatives when a fund no longer fits your needs, overlaps too much, or adds avoidable concentration.
Read the fund guideTrack your complete wealth picture
Bring your holdings together, understand concentration risk, and make portfolio decisions with more context than disconnected apps and spreadsheets allow.