Import Scalable Capital CSV, currently unverified

Scalable Capital offers its own CSV export for transactions, and Trade Checker already has an import adapter for it. Unlike the other providers in the first wave, though, we haven't had a real, anonymized export for it yet, which is why we're being deliberately open about the current status here.

Not yet verified We don't yet have a real sample export for this provider, so the adapter hasn't been checked against real data. Do you have an account with this provider yourself? Just upload your export: your sample directly helps verify the adapter and improve it for everyone. If the import reports an error, a short note with the affected line helps us fix it.

How we recognise your file

Date Type Security ISIN WKN Net Amount 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 your Scalable Capital broker account, either in the app or via the web login.
Open your portfolio's transaction overview. We're deliberately not naming an exact menu path here, because Scalable Capital only publicly describes the export feature, and we don't want to give you a click path we haven't verified ourselves.
Export either all transactions at once or narrow them down with a filter first. According to Scalable Capital, the export can be triggered in two clicks.
Upload the generated CSV file unchanged to Trade Checker.

What Trade Checker accounts for on import

This adapter hasn't been checked against a real Scalable Capital export yet. The column set and the date and number formats are derived from the publicly documented CSV structure, but not verified against real bookings.
In practice that means your import can fail or, worse, silently produce wrong amounts if your real export differs from our assumptions in column names, decimal separator, or date format. That's why this page stays excluded from search engines until that's cleared up.
You can help: send us an anonymized Scalable Capital export, meaning names and account numbers redacted but real column names and sample rows. We'll then check the adapter against real data and lift this restriction.

What your data turns into

Frequently asked questions

Can I upload my Scalable Capital export anyway?

Yes, the import already works technically. It just hasn't been checked against a real export yet, so check the result especially carefully against your actual account balance.

Why isn't this page findable on Google?

Because a claim about an unverified column set would just be a guess. Trade Checker only publishes provider pages for search engines once a real export has confirmed the details.

How can I help verify the import?

An anonymized, real CSV export of your portfolio helps the most. Contact us through the contact channels listed in the imprint.

Website · App Store · Google Play

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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.