Managing portfolio cash
When to use account operations and how they affect NAV and cash.
Why cash matters
Accurate cash tracking keeps NAV realistic and performance reliable. Skipping deposits/withdrawals can distort returns versus your real balance.
When to use Account Operations
- Need real cash balance? Record every deposit/withdrawal in “Account operations”: NAV and returns will use only that cash.
- Don’t need real cash tracking? Skip Account operations (both imports and manual): Wallible derives flows from trades.
Key rule
- If you use Account operations → trades must consume the recorded cash (deposits increase cash, withdrawals decrease it).
- If you don’t use Account operations → cash is virtual and adapts to your trades; no deposits/withdrawals needed.
How to record cash (Deposits/Withdrawals)
- Portfolio → tab “Account operations”.
- Add movement: date/time, type (Deposit/Withdrawal), amount, currency (default is the portfolio currency).
- Save: deposits increase cash, withdrawals reduce it.
Visual example
More on loading flows
- To load cash/trades from a file, see Upload transactions and account operations from CSV file.
- For manual entry, see Manually load transactions and account operations.
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