For listed investments, Worthic supports the ticker types exposed through its instrument search and pricing provider. That includes ordinary listed shares, ETFs, mutual funds, market indexes, listed real estate and REIT instruments, crypto assets, currency instruments, and some futures or other exchange-traded alternatives where reliable market data is available.
Worthic’s listed investment pricing is backed by Yahoo Finance market data, which currently lists coverage for 90+ exchanges, markets and index families across 50+ countries and regions. For ordinary listed instruments, the practical coverage is broad but symbol-specific: if the instrument can be found through the ticker search and has price history available, Worthic can link it and refresh prices automatically.
In practice, users should search by ticker or instrument name and select the matching listed instrument from the results. Some markets use suffixes, exchange-specific formats, or provider-specific symbols, so the ticker shown by a broker statement may need to be matched to the market-data version before automatic pricing works correctly.