Invite a friend Share your own invite code. Your friend gets three ad-free days the moment they join, and once they have been using Punji for a week you both get seven more. Bonus and rights issues, worked out for you When a bonus or rights issue reaches a stock you hold, Punji works out what you are entitled to and adds it to your portfolio when you say so. Notifications you choose Every kind of notification now has its own switch. Keep price moves and results, mute the rest, and the app stops deciding for you. Before the phone asks for permission, Punji explains what it will send and why. Nothing private on your lock screen Amounts and holdings no longer appear in a notification preview. It tells you something happened; the figures wait until you open the app. Every device you use Sign in on a second phone or tablet and notifications arrive there too, not only on the last device you used. A Daily Brief that starts with today The brief now opens with what needs you: results out today, the last day to apply, and alerts on the stocks you hold or follow. The rest of the market follows underneath. Your week as a story The weekly digest reads as the story of your week, what moved, what you did about it, and what is coming next week. One you in the community Your community name and photo come from your sign in, so every post and reply shows the same person. No second profile to set up, and no surprise about what others see. Watchlist tracking follows your account Turn tracking on for a stock and it stays on wherever you sign in. The new capital gains rate Sale calculations use the lower capital gains rate that took effect on 22 September 2026, so your net proceeds and tax are current. Fewer ads, and only when you ask Banner ads appear on far fewer screens. Where a full report is behind an ad, it is a short one you choose to watch, never a wall. Also fixed A day the market closes unexpectedly is no longer shown as a holiday. Three Nepali labels that showed raw text now read properly, and a rejected password explains itself in your language.