Import your Trading 212 trades and see what your money really earned, next to every other broker you use.
Trading 212 shows you what your account is worth. Stonksfolio shows how well the money did: a time-weighted return that ignores the timing of your deposits, a net return in money, and how much of it came from exchange rates.
If you also invest through another broker, add it next to Trading 212 and see one total and one return across all of them.
Each step is explained in more detail in Trading 212 export to CSV and the Trading 212 import guide.
If you have traded for longer, export one file per year and upload each of them. The order doesn't matter, and trades already imported are skipped.
Every buy inside a pie shows up as its own trade in the export, so pie holdings land in your portfolio like any other position.
Every Trading 212 row has its own ID. Upload overlapping files as often as you like.
No. Trading 212 doesn't let other apps read your account, so you upload the CSV export from the app. Nothing can trade on your behalf.
Yes. Quantities are imported exactly as Trading 212 exports them.
No. Every Trading 212 row has its own ID, and trades that are already in the portfolio are skipped.
The trade import reads buys and sells. Dividends, deposits and withdrawals go in through a short payments CSV or one by one.
It's free to start and you don't need a credit card.