What counts as one asset?
An ETF you add counts as one asset, even if you have bought it several times. Putting those purchases into groups does not increase the asset count.
The limit applies to separate holdings, not the number of transactions or groups. Adding or importing multiple holdings may require a subscription.
Subscribe through Google Play
- Start the purchase from the subscription offer in the app.
- Check the actual price, billing period and any available offer terms on the Google Play confirmation screen.
- After purchase, check the displayed status in Settings.
- Use the related Google Play management page with the Google account used for the purchase.
When does the app check your subscription?
It checks when you open or return to the app, and before adding or importing holdings that need multi-asset access.
If the status differs from what you see in Google Play, check your Google account, internet connection and app version. A temporary check failure does not automatically mean your subscription has expired.
What happens when a subscription ends?
If you have no active subscription and more holdings than the free limit allows, the app shows the subscription screen. If you dismiss it and the limit is enforced, the first asset is kept and the others are removed. Keep an up-to-date CSV backup to preserve your full list.
Uninstalling the app or deleting its data does not cancel the subscription. Manage it in Google Play using the account you purchased with. A CSV backs up your investments, not your subscription.