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Degiro

Import your trades from a Degiro CSV export

Overview

Degiro doesn't let other apps read your account, so the import works with files. You export your transactions from the Degiro website as CSV and upload them to your portfolio. Stonksfolio reads the buys and sells, shows them to you for review and adds the ones you keep.

You can upload the same file again later, or a file that overlaps an earlier one. Trades that are already in the portfolio are skipped.

Step 1: Export your transactions from Degiro

  1. Log in to Degiro on the web and open Activity from the menu.
  2. Open the Transactions tab.
  3. Set the from and to dates so they cover everything you want to import.
  4. Click Export, choose CSV and save Transactions.csv.
Transactions, not Account

Degiro also has an Account statement under Activity. It lists cash movements but has no trade details, so Stonksfolio rejects it. Use the export from the Transactions tab.

Step 2: Upload the file

  1. Open your portfolio in Stonksfolio and go to Transactions.
  2. Click Import CSV.
  3. Pick Degiro in the row of brokers at the top, if it isn't already selected.
  4. Drop the CSV into the box, or click it to browse, then click Import transactions.

Degiro writes numbers with a decimal comma in some languages, and the import reads both formats. Commissions charged in another currency are converted with the rate in the file.

Step 3: Review and import

Before anything is saved, Stonksfolio shows what it found in three lists:

  • New

    Trades that will be added. All of them are ticked; untick any you don't want, then click Import.

  • Already imported

    Trades from an earlier upload. They are left alone.

  • Invalid

    Trades that can't be imported, each with the reason. See below.

Dividends and deposits

The trade import reads only buys and sells. To add dividends, deposits, withdrawals and fees, go to Transactions → Payments, click Import CSV and upload a file in this format: 

Date,Type,Amount,Symbol,ISIN
2024-01-15,Funding,500
2024-03-20,Dividend,4.12,VWRL,IE00B3RBWM25
2024-06-30,Withdrawal,200

Type is one of Funding, Dividend, Withdrawal or Fee. Symbol and ISIN are only needed for dividends; either one is enough. You can also add payments one by one with Add payment.

FAQ

Why is a trade listed as "Unknown security"?
The stock or ETF isn't in the Stonksfolio database yet. Send a missing security request from Missing security requests with the name and ISIN. You'll get an email when it has been added, and you can then upload the same file again.
Why is a trade listed as "Incompatible portfolio currency"?
The trade is in a currency other than the portfolio's. Holdings in several currencies in one portfolio are a Pro feature. Upgrade, or keep those trades in a separate portfolio in their own currency.
Will I get duplicates if I upload overlapping files?
No. Each trade is recognised by its date, time, product, quantity and price, and one that is already in the portfolio goes to the "Already imported" list. If you also typed some of the same trades in by hand, those aren't recognised, so check the Transactions list after your first import and delete any doubles.
Can I upload the Excel or PDF export instead?
No, only CSV. Export again and choose CSV.