Trading 212 import guide

Import Trading 212 Portfolio

Trading 212 exports can contain mixed activity rows. Portfolio Terminal extracts holdings and lets you verify every field before sync.

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Parse

Upload your Trading 212 file or paste statement text and let AI detect positions automatically.

Verify

Review symbols, quantities, prices, and dates before anything is written to your portfolio.

Apply

Choose snapshot replace or additive merge and confirm import with full control.

Supported inputs

  • Trading 212 CSV export
  • Copied activity statement text
  • Excel workbook from reports
  • JSON data dump
  • Screenshot import from desktop or mobile

Import notes

  • Symbol aliases are normalized to reduce mismatches across exchanges.
  • Fees and price precision are preserved when present in source data.
  • Review table highlights confidence level before you confirm import.

Quick tutorial for Trading 212

  1. Step 1

    Export from Trading 212

    Use History export in the app or web dashboard and download CSV for your relevant period.

  2. Step 2

    Parse file in Smart Import

    Drop the file in onboarding and let the parser extract positions, quantities, and prices.

  3. Step 3

    Fix low-confidence rows

    If any row is uncertain, edit it in review, then confirm additive or snapshot import mode.

FAQ

Is Trading 212 import safe if my symbols are not standard?

Yes. Symbol normalization and manual verification are built in, so you can fix any row before applying changes.

What happens if parsing confidence is low?

Low-confidence rows are clearly flagged. You can correct them directly in the review step before import.