Import and analyze your DEGIRO account statement

DEGIRO exports your entire account history as a single CSV file with a running balance. Trade Checker reads exactly this account statement and derives trades, dividends, fees, and deposits or withdrawals from it.

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How we recognise your file

Datum Tijd Valutadatum Product ISIN Omschrijving Mutatie Saldo Order Id

Trade Checker identifies the provider automatically from these column names. If the provider ships several export variants, one of them is enough; you do not have to pick anything.

How to get your CSV file

Log in to DEGIRO WebTrader, preferably on a desktop browser, since the mobile app doesn't offer the export in the same scope.
Open the inbox icon in the left sidebar and select Account Statement.
Set the period to cover your entire trading history, when in doubt from the day your account was opened until today.
Click Export in the top right and choose CSV, then upload the file to Trade Checker.

What Trade Checker accounts for on import

Regardless of your account language, DEGIRO always labels the export in Dutch, with columns like Datum, Tijd, and Omschrijving. Trade Checker reads exactly these Dutch column names; an export in another language is deliberately not guessed at but reported as an unknown format instead of being silently misread.
Two columns in the export carry no header name of their own, because DEGIRO places currency and amount as a column pair directly after Mutatie and Saldo. Trade Checker reads these columns by their fixed position rather than by name, so no amount ends up in the wrong column by mistake.
Only the account statement is supported, not DEGIRO's separate export of pure order executions with a different column layout. The account statement already contains all account movements including trades, dividends, and fees, so you only need this one file for the analysis.

What your data turns into

Frequently asked questions

Which DEGIRO export exactly does Trade Checker need?

The account statement, also called Account Statement or Rekeningoverzicht at DEGIRO, not the separate export of just the order executions.

Do I need to set my DEGIRO account language to Dutch?

No, your account language can be anything. The CSV export itself is always labeled in Dutch at DEGIRO regardless, and that's exactly what Trade Checker is built for.

What happens to the running balance from the export?

Trade Checker doesn't use it directly; instead it calculates trades, dividends, and fees individually from each row and builds your analysis from those.

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Upload your export. Trade Checker detects the provider on its own and calculates your holdings, returns, dividends, and taxes from it.