Portfolio Analytics Integration with Fidelity and Schwab

Integration Summary

Platform TypePortfolio analytics platform
BrokerFidelity and Schwab
Integration MethodConnect Trade API
Primary FocusBroker-connected portfolio analytics
Asset ClassesBalances, positions, transactions, and portfolio-linked account data
Primary CapabilitiesAccount connectivity, broker-normalized data models, analytics-ready infrastructure
Why It MatteredAllowed the platform to focus on portfolio analytics rather than building and maintaining broker integrations.

Overview

Portfolio analytics platforms rely on accurate brokerage data to generate portfolio insights, performance analytics, and account-level reporting. Many users hold accounts at major brokers such as Fidelity and Schwab, which makes reliable connectivity to those accounts essential.

However, brokerage integrations often require significant engineering effort because each broker exposes different APIs, authentication flows, and data models. Maintaining separate integrations for Fidelity and Schwab can create ongoing complexity for analytics platforms whose core focus is data analysis rather than broker connectivity.

Connect Trade provides a unified infrastructure layer that allows portfolio analytics platforms to access Fidelity and Schwab account data through a single API. By integrating once with Connect Trade, platforms can retrieve balances, positions, transactions, and other portfolio-linked account data. Platforms can focus on building their core platform instead of maintaining broker integrations.

Connect Trade enables fintech platforms to add brokerage connectivity through a single API rather than building direct integrations to brokers such as Interactive Brokers, Fidelity, Schwab, Webull, TradeStation, Tastytrade, and TradeZero.

Building a portfolio analytics platform that needs brokerage-connected workflows? Connect through Connect Trade and build on a normalized broker connectivity foundation.