What’s new in SnapTrade: September 2026

Reach more Personal users through the App Directory

If you build an app with SnapTrade OAuth, eligible apps can now be discovered by SnapTrade Personal users in the new App Directory, including Popular and New sections.

Apps will also be available to browse on the SnapTrade site.

Three new brokerage integrations

• Hargreaves Lansdown
• National Bank Direct Brokerage
• Qtrade Direct Investing

Brokerage updates

• Robinhood EU: Your users’ tokenized stock and ETF positions now include quantity, current price, and cost basis. Positions only for now.
• Empower: Transaction history is now supported.
• US Bank: Tax lots are now supported for select commercial production keys.
• DEGIRO: Option positions and transactions are now supported.
• TradeStation Paper: Options trading is now supported.

Connection Accounts endpoint

Retrieve accounts for a brokerage connection, including distinct account types, through the Connection Accounts endpoint.

Trade Detection adds five more brokerages

Detect executed orders for Schwab, Robinhood, Wealthsimple, E*TRADE, and Questrade at intervals of five minutes or longer. Trade Detection is available for eligible paid SnapTrade API keys.

More detailed connection freshness

data_freshness_mode now separates institution-side and SnapTrade-side freshness. The field is now an object with institution and snaptrade values, so update your parsing if you read it directly.

Commercial dashboard updates

• See estimated month-to-date charges.
• See brokerage-level breakdowns for connected users, active connections, disabled connections, and connected assets.
• Change the email address associated with your SnapTrade account through two-step verification.
• Delete eligible workspaces without contacting SnapTrade support.

Rename and hide connected accounts

Renamed account names are returned through the API. Hidden accounts remain in API responses and are only hidden in the dashboard.