How to set up recurring investments (Auto Invest)

Auto Invest buys a set amount of crypto with Canadian dollars (CAD) on a daily, weekly, or monthly schedule. You choose the crypto, the amount, and how often. You can stop, edit, or delete it at any time. 

Keep enough CAD in your wallet for each purchase. If there isn't enough at the scheduled time, your recurring investment is paused automatically.

Read the Crypto Asset Statement for the crypto you'll buy. Before you buy an asset, read its Crypto Asset Statement [Link: Crypto Asset Statements page]. It explains the asset, its risks, and the review Ndax carried out before making it available.

Fees and limits apply. Each purchase has the 0.20% trading fee, and counts toward your investment limit if one applies.

This is different from recurring staking, which stakes crypto you already hold. See How to set up recurring staking. 

On the Ndax website

1. Log in at ndax.io.
2. From the left-hand menu, select Recurring.
3. On the Recurring Investments page, the My Subscriptions tab will be selected by default.
4. Click Create New at the top-right corner of the page.
5. In the Create new subscription window, complete the following fields:
   • Name: Enter a unique name to identify your recurring investment.
   • Period: Select how often you want the investment to occur.
   • Asset: Select the cryptocurrency you want to purchase.
   • Amount (CAD): Enter the amount in Canadian dollars you want to invest each time.
6. Review your recurring investment details.
7. Click Create to set up your recurring investment.

Your new recurring investment will appear under My Subscriptions, where you can view and manage your recurring investments.

On a mobile browser: follow the website steps. To open the menu, tap the Ndax logo at the top left. 

On the Ndax app 

1. Log in to the Ndax app.
2. Tap the Ndax logo at the bottom of the screen to open the Quick Action menu.
3. Select the cryptocurrency you want to set up a recurring investment for.
4. The Create Recurring Investment screen will appear.
5. Complete the following fields:
   • Label: Enter a unique subscription label to identify your recurring investment.
   • Amount (CAD): Enter the amount in Canadian dollars you want to invest.
   • Frequency: Select how often you want the investment to occur (Daily, Weekly, or Monthly).
6. Review your recurring investment details.
7. Tap Create to set up your recurring investment.

Your recurring investment is now set up and will follow your selected schedule.
 

On the Ndax website

1. Log in at ndax.io.
2. From the left-hand menu, select Recurring.
3. On the Recurring Investments page, the My Subscriptions tab will be selected by default.
4. Locate the recurring investment you want to manage.
5. Click the three dots (⋮) to the right of the subscription.
6. Select one of the following options:
   • Info: View the details of your recurring investment.
   • Edit: Modify your recurring investment settings.
   • Pause: Temporarily stop future recurring purchases.
   • Resume: Restart a paused recurring investment.
   • Delete: Permanently remove the recurring investment.
7. Follow the on-screen instructions to confirm your changes. 

On the Ndax app 

1. Log in to the Ndax app.
2. Tap the Hub at the bottom of the screen.
3. Select Auto Invest.
4. The My Subscriptions tab will be selected by default.
5. Locate the recurring investment you want to manage.
6. Tap the three dots (⋮) on the right-hand side of the subscription.
7. Select one of the following options:
   • Subscription Info: View the details of your recurring investment.
   • Edit Subscription: Modify your recurring investment settings.
   • Pause Subscription: Temporarily stop future recurring purchases.
   • Resume Subscription: Restart a paused recurring investment.
   • Delete Subscription: Permanently remove the recurring investment.
8. Follow the on-screen instructions to confirm your changes.

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Last updated: October 30, 2026. Reviewed by Ndax Customer Support