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Portfolio Overview

How to navigate and understand your portfolio page

Your portfolio page shows every position you hold in one place: investments made through Play Money and any outside investments you have imported or added. Here is how to read it and find what you need.

The Portfolio Summary

At the top of the portfolio page, you will see a summary showing your portfolio at a glance:

If your portfolio mixes Play Money investments with outside positions, the Current Value card carries a "verified + reported" label. Click it to see how the total splits between the two. Play Money amounts are verified by the platform; outside values are self-reported or extracted from your documents and are not verified by Play Money.

Positions with an unknown value show a dash instead of a number, and the summary tells you how many were excluded. Play Money never fills in a zero for a value it does not know.

Adding to Your Portfolio

Two buttons in the page header let you bring outside investments in (both require Play Money Pro):

Without Pro, those buttons take you to the upgrade flow. Your Play Money investments do not need Pro.

The Attention Section

If any of your Play Money investments need action from you, the Attention section appears prominently near the top of the page. Each item shows:

  • The company name and investment amount
  • A description of what needs your attention (for example, "Send your wire transfer" or "Complete identity verification")
  • A link to take action

Items in the Attention section are sorted by urgency. Critical issues like payment failures appear first, followed by warnings like pending wire transfers.

For a full list of possible action items and what to do about each one, see Actions Required.

When you have no items requiring attention, this section does not appear.

The Positions Table

Below the summary, the positions table lists everything you hold. Each row shows:

ColumnDescription
CompanyThe company, with its logo and the entity you invested through
InvestedHow much you put in
ValueThe position's current value. "At cost" means no newer value has been recorded; a sparkle marks your own estimate
MultipleCurrent value plus realized cash, divided by what you invested
StatusWhere the position stands: Funded, Active, Exited, Written off, and so on
SourceVerified (funded through Play Money) or Reported (an outside position you added). Only shown when your portfolio has both
DateWhen you made the investment

Finding Positions

If your portfolio spans multiple pages, use the controls below the table to move between pages or show 5, 10, 25, or 50 positions at a time. Filters and search apply to your full portfolio, not only the page currently shown.

Clicking a Position

Click any row to open its detail page. Play Money investments open the full investment detail page with status, payment summary, documents, and timeline. Outside positions open their own detail page where you can update values, record exits, and manage documents.

If Insights pointed you here to fill missing fields, the table may already be filtered to positions missing an amount, date, instrument, stage, or industry.

Common Questions

Why do I see different numbers than expected? The summary only counts positions with known values. Cancelled or refunded Play Money investments are not included, and outside positions missing an amount or value are excluded rather than counted as zero. If you recently made an investment, it may take a moment for the totals to update.

What does "Reported" mean on a position? Reported positions are investments you made outside Play Money, added by hand or through an import. Their values come from you or your documents and are not verified by Play Money.

How often is the data updated? Your portfolio data updates in real time. When a payment is received, a status changes, or a new document becomes available, it is reflected immediately on the portfolio page.

Where can I see my tax documents? Open Tax Center in the sidebar, or go to Documents for the full file vault. See Tax Forms and K-1s.