Findex vs Avanza

Avanza is one of Sweden's most trusted brokerages — and Findex connects to it automatically. This page isn't about choosing one over the other. It's about understanding what each tool does best, and why many Swedish investors use both.

Feature comparison

| Feature | Findex | Avanza |

|---|---|---|

| Nordic bank integrations | 50+ across all major banks and brokerages | Avanza accounts only |

| Asset classes | 9 (stocks, funds, real estate, private equity, bonds, cash, crypto, alternatives, liabilities) | Primarily stocks, funds, and certificates |

| AI portfolio assistant | Midas — contextual portfolio insights on your exact holdings | None |

| IR-to-portfolio flywheel | Yes — companies publish updates directly to investor portfolios | No |

| Non-custodial / read-only | Yes — PSD2 read-only aggregation | Avanza holds your assets |

| Pricing | Freemium — core features free | Commission-based trading |

| BankID authentication | Yes | Yes |

Why investors use Findex alongside Avanza

• Complete net worth picture — Avanza shows your Avanza portfolio. Findex shows every account across every bank and brokerage — Avanza, Nordnet, Nordea, SEB, Handelsbanken, and more — in one unified dashboard
• 9 asset classes — bring your real estate, private equity, private loans, and alternatives into the same view as your Avanza holdings
• Midas AI portfolio assistant — get portfolio insights that span your entire wealth, not just one brokerage
• IR-to-portfolio flywheel — when companies you're invested in use Findex for investor relations, their updates land directly in your dashboard
• Non-custodial — Findex reads your data via PSD2 and never holds your assets. Avanza remains your brokerage

Findex is free to get started — no credit card required.