About This Integration

Want to track your CommSec investments, manage your portfolio, or analyze your account data using a 3rd-party trading tool? App developers use SnapTrade to connect to CommSec alongside many of the world’s leading brokerages through one seamless integration. With SnapTrade, linking your brokerage account to fintech apps is both secure and effortless, ensuring your data is safeguarded by bank-level encryption while you remain in complete control.

How to Connect to CommSec

Once you enter the SnapTrade connection portal, follow these steps to link your CommSec account:

Step 1 – Accept SnapTrade’s Terms and Conditions – This is required only the first time you connect an account.

Step 2 – Enter your CommSec credentials and press Connect.

After completing these steps, you will be redirected back to your app, now connected with your CommSec account.

Is It Safe to Connect My CommSec Account?

At SnapTrade, protecting your data is our top priority. We know that when you connect your brokerage account, you expect your information to be secure, private, and fully under your control. That’s why we follow the highest security standards and are SOC 2 Type 2 compliant. Here’s what that means for you:

• Bank-Level Encryption – Your data is secured with robust encryption and authentication protocols.
• Full User Control – Disconnect your account from any app at any time, whenever you choose.
• Read-Only Access – Your credentials are not shared with any 3rd party

Frequently Asked Questions

Does CommSec have a developer API?
No, CommSec does not offer a publicly available developer API for external customers or third-party developers. However, SnapTrade integrates with CommSec to provide secure, read-only access to account data and portfolio insights.

Does the CommSec API support trading?
No, this integration is designed solely for portfolio tracking and data aggregation—it does not support placing trades.

How can I remove my account from an app?
You can disconnect your account at any time directly within the app you’re using.