E-documents
Save paper and simplify your life!

At Desjardins Securities, protecting the environment is part of our commitment. We invite you to help us conserve natural resources by opting for an electronic statement.

At your request, Desjardins Securities will stop printing and mailing your statements and transaction confirmations. Be among our first customers to simplify and save paper!

It's easy to sign up:

1) Log on to dsia.ca
To view your statements online, you have to be registered to the secure section of our website, dsia.ca. This access allow you to view you entire portfolio anytime, anywhere and securely. If you don't have an access code, please call our Internet technical support team at 1 866 557-1414, or get in touch with your Investment Advisor to obtain one.

2) Register to e-statements
Log on to dsia.ca with your access code and click on « E-Documents » under the « My account » section to register.

View your entire portfolio in a single click from anywhere
Once you sign up, we’ll stop sending your documents by mail.  Everything will be available on your screen and you will be able to save your documents  on your computer as they will be in PDF format.   Put an end to paperwork, shredding and to lost documents for good!

Easy, secure access

Your documents will be kept available on demand, from any computer with Internet access, for up to seven years.

Your documents will be available in PDF format, for viewing, printing or saving to your computer.

Click on the links below to see examples of electronic statements and transaction confirmations.

Electronic statement

Transaction confirmation

Be among the first to take advantage of our new FREE service! To sign up, log on to www.dsia.ca and click on "E-documents".

Healthy financial management for a healthy planet

Did you know? More than 60%* of Canadians online manage their finances from their computer (e.g., bill payment, account statements, wire transfers, etc.).

By offering to halt its mailings, Desjardins Securities has committed to a concerted effort in the Desjardins Group to reduce the environmental impact of printing and mail transit.

*Statistics Canada, Canadian Internet Use Survey, 2008