Keep your Ukrainian OVDP bond portfolio and coupon dates in one view
Bought several issues through different apps? Add each one once and stop searching for when the next coupon or redemption falls.
What goes wrong with a growing bond portfolio
Issues scattered across apps
Diia, a bank and a broker each show only their part, so nobody shows you the whole position.
Coupon dates live in your head
Cash that arrives unnoticed sits idle instead of being reinvested on time.
Bonds stay out of the family budget
A separate spreadsheet hides how much of your savings is actually locked until maturity.
How to add a bond
Create an account
After signup and a short setup you land on your accounts list.
Add an account of type Bond
Enter the ISIN, nominal value, coupon rate, quantity and dates from your purchase.
Follow the schedule
Monsave calculates coupon and redemption payments from those values and shows the bond with your other accounts.
What you get
Each issue kept separately
Different ISINs, currencies and rates do not get mixed into one average number.
Payments you can plan around
The calculated schedule shows what should arrive per bond, so you can compare it with what actually came.
One picture with your spending
Bonds sit beside everyday wallets instead of in a file you open twice a year.
What this tracker is not
- Monsave is not a broker: you cannot buy or sell bonds here, and it has no access to your broker or Diia account.
- Figures are calculated from the values you enter and are for your own record-keeping. They are not investment advice.
- You can delete any bond account or your whole Monsave account at any time.
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