Export your history from Trading 212 and upload the CSV file. Never your Trading 212 password or login details. Just a file.
7 days free, then €5.99 a month or €59 a year. Stop before day 7 and you pay nothing.
One CSV file, automatic recognition.
In Trading 212: History → the export icon. Pick one year at a time (at most 12 months per file) and tick every data type.
Drop each CSV on the import page, one file per year, into the same account and oldest year first — we merge them.
P&L, dividends, diversification and return, right after the import. Prices then update automatically.
Four things your export will not simply tell you.
On a US share, withholding tax is taken before the dividend reaches your account. Working out the gross amount is up to you.
We read the withholding tax on every dividend line of your export and show gross, withheld and net side by side.
Buy a share in dollars or pounds and Trading 212 charges a currency conversion fee. It is on every line of your export, but nobody adds it up for you.
We book currency conversion fees, the French transaction tax and UK stamp duty as costs on the trade they belong to. So you see what investing really costs you.
After a deposit your portfolio value jumps. It looks like return, but it is your own money.
Deposits and withdrawals are cash flows, never profit. Your return stays clean, even in the month you top up.
Trading 212 pays interest on your cash and cashback on your card. Count that as a deposit and you understate your return.
Interest and cashback in euro count as return, not as money you put in. Spending with your Trading 212 card is a cash flow, never a loss.
Refreshed roughly every hour during market hours. Your current portfolio value, without opening the app.
Average purchase price per position, realised and unrealised separately. Deposits never count as profit.
Gross, tax withheld and net, separately. Per month, per position, with yield on cost and a calendar of ex-dates.
Personal return (MWRR) and time-weighted return (TWR), next to the AEX, S&P 500, MSCI ACWI or Nasdaq-100.
See your spread by sector, country, currency, position type and more.
Currency conversion fees, the French transaction tax and UK stamp duty from your export are booked as costs on the trade they belong to, not hidden in the price.
Done in a few minutes, in the app or on the web.
Open Trading 212 and go to History. Tap the export icon, pick the period, tick every data type and export as CSV. Once the file is ready, download it and upload it to StockQuarters.
Trading 212 exports at most twelve months at a time. So make one export per year, each starting the day after the previous one ended, so there are no gaps (export all years on the same day if you can). Upload them one by one into the same account, oldest year first, and we merge them. To add a later year, export from the day after your last export ended and upload it into the same account.
No. Every line gets a fixed key built from its own contents. Upload the same file again and zero new lines are added.
No, only the Invest account. An export from a CFD account has a different layout (no ISIN column) and cannot be imported.
A split is processed as a split: your quantity and average cost are adjusted, your invested amount stays the same. Shares you receive for free in a stock distribution are booked as a purchase at zero cost.
If you exchange cash yourself, we book it as a currency exchange: the money moves from one currency balance to the other. A row we don't recognise is skipped and listed in the import summary. We don't guess what it means.
€5.99 per month or €59 per year, after a free 7-day trial. You enter your payment method when you start the trial; cancel before day 7 and you pay nothing.
Yes. Data is stored encrypted in the EU. You can export all your data (JSON or CSV) or delete your account + data at any time. 2FA is available.
Export your CSV, upload, done. The first seven days are free.
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