Best Portfolio Tracker for Georgia Investors

One dashboard for your GEL, USD, and global holdings — built for investors and digital nomads who chose Tbilisi as their base.

Why tracking investments in Georgia is different

Georgia has become one of the world's most attractive bases for digital nomads and location-independent entrepreneurs. The country offers a remarkably low tax burden — individuals with "Small Business" status pay just 1% on gross revenue up to 500,000 GEL, and foreign-source investment income is often not taxable at all under Georgian law. Tbilisi's low cost of living, fast internet, growing international community, and visa-free entry for citizens of over 90 countries have turned it into a serious alternative to traditional nomad hubs like Lisbon or Bangkok.

For investors based in Georgia, the challenge is not taxes or access — it is infrastructure. Georgia has virtually no domestic retail brokerage industry. The Georgian Stock Exchange is tiny and illiquid, and there are no local platforms comparable to what exists in the US or EU. Nearly every investor here uses international platforms like Interactive Brokers, Saxo, Trading 212, or Freedom Finance. Portfolios are typically denominated in USD or EUR, while daily life runs on the Georgian Lari — a currency that can swing 10-15% against the dollar in a single year. Tracking net worth across these currencies in real time is essential but difficult with standard tools.

FlashFi is a multi-currency portfolio tracker that solves this problem. It consolidates holdings across every international brokerage into a single dashboard with live FX rates for GEL, USD, EUR, and 30+ other currencies. No bank linking, no credential sharing — just a private, unified view of your portfolio that works from Tbilisi, Batumi, or wherever you happen to be.

Key challenges for Georgia investors

Georgian Lari volatility against USD and EUR

The Georgian Lari is a small emerging-market currency that experiences significant volatility. It has traded between roughly 2.4 and 3.5 GEL per USD over the past several years, with sharp moves driven by geopolitical events, tourism flows, and remittance patterns. For investors whose portfolios are in USD or EUR but whose rent, food, and daily expenses are in GEL, this volatility directly impacts real purchasing power. A 10% Lari depreciation can make your USD portfolio feel significantly richer — or a Lari strengthening can erode it — without any change in your actual investments.

No domestic brokerage infrastructure

Georgia does not have a retail brokerage ecosystem that offers competitive access to global markets. The Georgian Stock Exchange lists a handful of securities with minimal trading volume. Investors based in Georgia use international platforms exclusively — Interactive Brokers is the most common, followed by Saxo, Trading 212, and regional options like Freedom Finance. This means every portfolio is held outside the country, and there is no single Georgian platform that can show a consolidated view of your investments.

Multiple international accounts with no aggregation

A typical Georgia-based digital nomad might hold a US brokerage account from their previous life, a European ETF portfolio on DEGIRO or Trading 212, some crypto on a separate exchange, and cash in both USD and GEL. Each platform reports in its own currency, with its own interface and no awareness of the others. Getting a single net worth figure requires manual work across every account, converting everything to GEL or USD at current rates.

Navigating Georgia's favourable but nuanced tax rules

Georgia's tax system is generous for certain structures but not automatic. The 1% Small Business rate applies to revenue, not investment income. Personal investment income may be exempt from Georgian tax if it is foreign-sourced, but the rules depend on residency status and income type. Capital gains from selling shares in Georgian companies are taxed at 5%, while gains from foreign securities may not be taxed at all. Understanding which holdings fall under which rules requires a clear portfolio-level view of every position.

How FlashFi helps Georgia investors

GEL-Native Dashboard

See your entire portfolio converted to Georgian Lari in real time, or switch to USD, EUR, or any of 30+ supported currencies. FlashFi pulls live FX rates for GEL/USD and GEL/EUR so you always know the true Lari value of your international holdings.

Unified Multi-Brokerage View

Track your Interactive Brokers, Saxo, Trading 212, Freedom Finance, and any other accounts in a single dashboard. One net worth figure covering every platform and every currency, fully up to date.

No Account Linking Required

FlashFi uses manual portfolio tracking so it works with every international brokerage without sharing credentials. This is especially valuable in Georgia where no bank aggregation service covers the platforms investors actually use.

Real-Time Currency Impact

See exactly how GEL/USD and GEL/EUR exchange rate movements affect the purchasing power of your portfolio. FlashFi separates asset performance from currency impact so you know whether your net worth changed because markets moved or because the Lari did.

Frequently asked questions

Does Georgia tax my foreign investment income?

In most cases, no. Georgia generally does not tax foreign-source passive investment income — including capital gains from foreign securities and dividends from foreign companies — for individuals who are not conducting a related Georgian business. However, tax residency rules and specific circumstances matter, so consulting a local tax advisor is recommended.

Can I use Interactive Brokers from Georgia?

Yes. Interactive Brokers accepts clients from Georgia and is the most commonly used international brokerage among investors based in the country. FlashFi works alongside Interactive Brokers and every other platform — you enter your holdings and FlashFi pulls the latest prices and FX rates automatically.

Does FlashFi show my portfolio in Georgian Lari?

Yes. You can set GEL as your base currency and see every holding across every account converted to Lari using real-time exchange rates. You can switch between GEL, USD, EUR, and 30+ other currencies at any time to see your net worth in whichever denomination you prefer.

Do I need a visa to live in Georgia as a digital nomad?

Citizens of over 90 countries can enter Georgia and stay for up to one year without any visa. This includes the US, EU, UK, Canada, and Australia. For most digital nomads, no visa application is needed at all — just arrive and stay for up to 365 days.

How volatile is the Georgian Lari?

The Lari can swing 10-15% against the US dollar in a given year, making it one of the more volatile currencies among popular nomad destinations. FlashFi tracks GEL/USD and other exchange rates in real time so you can see exactly how Lari movements affect the purchasing power of your international portfolio.

By David Brougham