Feature Requests

When can I buy shares in US Stocks via my trust? Ideally I would like to automate these purchases.

It would be really good if we can have Pearler track the interest gained through our Banks Saving Accounts similar to dividends.

In the “automate” tab, it’s hard to read my current automations as it’s presented as white text on a yellow background. For example the text: “Deposit $x every week and invest…” Could this please be updated so that it meets the requirements for colour contrast as it’s crucial information that I need to know about my finances and I find it terribly hard to read. Thank you.

Hi, I currently buy some crypto through an exchange. This allows me to automate, and buy a small amount regularly. I want to swap to crypto ETFs such as QETH and QBTC. However, I want to again automate and buy a little bit at a time, say $50 per week, or fortnight via the Pearler platform. At the moment, I can't automate and I have to buy 600 AUD or so at a time - which isn't going to work well for me.

We invest together through a joint account, but U.S. stocks are only available on individual accounts. It would be great to access U.S. shares through joint accounts too, so we can manage everything in one place without splitting our strategy.

Would be good to have a trading journal for the transactions performed, so that you can learn from your wins and losses, and how you can do better next time.

Hi, I’ve signed up for a Pearler account but I want to use Pearler Micro. Every time I try to activate it, I get stuck in a loop or an error saying my email is already registered. Can you please activate Pearler Micro on my account manually?

How do I go about getting access when selling US shares

To be able to see your Super balance, allocation, and how that contributes to my overall portfolio.

Please allow a Pearler Micro investment to be lumped in with a main investment when it's for the same ETF; for example buying a main investment ETF like IVV and then buying a Micro investment of the same ETF, they should just be under the one total instead of showing the main investment and micro investments as different values.