Trading 212 trading journal — how to import your trades
Trading 212 has its own card under Brokers & Platforms. You pick it first, then choose how your trades come in: MetaTrader 4 or 5, a CSV file, or by hand.
What works with Trading 212
| Method | How it works |
|---|---|
| Automatic sync via MetaTrader | Under Brokers & Platforms, pick Trading 212, then MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5. Name the account, say whether it is real or demo, then paste the FTP details FixyTrade gives you into your terminal.MetaTrader 4 · MetaTrader 5 |
| CSV import | Pick Trading 212, then Spreadsheet (CSV file). Export your history from the platform and drop the file in.CSV import |
| Manual entry | Pick Trading 212, then Manual Account. Works with every broker, without exception.Manual entry |
Worth knowing about MetaTrader sync
- Only the current month is imported. Sync on the 25th and you get the 1st to the 25th.
- MetaTrader has to stay open on your computer for the sync to run.
- One MetaTrader instance per trading account, or the accounts mix in FixyTrade.
Markets covered
Forex · Stocks and indices · Commodities · Cryptocurrencies
Questions people ask about Trading 212
- Does FixyTrade work with Trading 212?
- Yes. It works with every broker: CSV import and manual entry are available without exception, Trading 212 included.
- Can Trading 212 trades sync automatically?
- Yes, through MetaTrader. Pick Trading 212, then MetaTrader 4 or 5 in FixyTrade and paste the FTP details into your terminal.
- How far back does the imported history go?
- Through MetaTrader, the current month only — the terminal hands over nothing older. Through a CSV file, as far back as your export goes.
- Do demo accounts work too?
- Yes. Demo and real accounts both sync, as long as MetaTrader stays open while it runs.
- Which markets does Trading 212 cover in FixyTrade?
- Forex, Stocks and indices, Commodities, Cryptocurrencies. Tracking, analysis and goals work the same on each of them.