eToro CSV Import Guide
Learn how to import your eToro trading data via CSV into Pocket Portfolio for seamless portfolio tracking.
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About eToro
Social trading platform with copy trading features
Required CSV Columns
Your eToro CSV export must include these columns:
InstrumentTypeUnitsOpen RateClose RatePnL
Sample CSV Format
Instrument,Type,Units,Open Rate,Close Rate,PnL AAPL,BUY,10,150.00,155.00,50.00
Step-by-Step Import Guide
Step 1: Export Your Data
Log into your eToro account and navigate to the export or account statement section. Download your trading history or account statement as a CSV file.
Step 2: Verify Required Columns
Ensure your CSV contains the required columns listed above. If any columns are missing or named differently, you may need to rename them or export a different report from eToro.
Step 3: Sign In to Pocket Portfolio
Sign in to Pocket Portfolio using your Google account to access the CSV import feature. No registration required - just click "Sign in with Google".
Step 4: Upload Your CSV
Navigate to the dashboard and use the "Import CSV" feature to upload your exported data. Pocket Portfolio will automatically detect the eToro format and map the columns.
Step 5: Verify Import
Review your imported trades and positions to ensure everything looks correct. You can edit or delete individual trades if needed.
Tips & Troubleshooting
- Export your account statement from eToro
- Make sure to include all closed positions
- The "Instrument" column should contain stock symbols
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