How to Import DEGIRO Trades into AllInvestView
Follow these simple steps to export your DEGIRO trading history and import it into AllInvestView for comprehensive portfolio tracking, tax reporting, and analytics.
Step 1: Export Your DEGIRO Trading History
- Log in to DEGIRO on the web (the mobile app cannot export CSV).
- Hover the Inbox icon in the left sidebar and open Transactions (Transacties).
- Set the date range to cover your whole history, then click Export (top right) and choose CSV.
- Repeat with Inbox → Account statement (Rekeningoverzicht) using the same date range and export that as CSV too.
- Save both files — DEGIRO uses semicolon separators, which AllInvestView handles automatically.
Which export to pick: Transactions gives you the buys and sells. The separate Account statement adds dividends, fees and deposits. Import both files for complete records — the Transactions CSV alone does not contain dividend income.
What Your DEGIRO File Looks Like
| Datum | Tijd | Product | ISIN | Beurs | Aantal | Koers | Waarde | Wisselkoers | Transactiekosten | Totaal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14-03-2026 | 09:31 | Fake All-World ETF | IE00FAKE1234 | EAM | 15 | 95,40 | -1.431,00 | — | -2,00 | -1.433,00 |
| 02-04-2026 | 14:05 | Fakeco Inc | US00FAKE0001 | NDQ | -5 | 210,00 | 830,04 | 1,2650 | -0,50 | 829,54 |
Illustrative rows with invented products, ISINs and amounts. Note the semicolon delimiter and comma decimals (1.431,00 = one thousand four hundred thirty-one).
What each column means
- Datum / TijdDate and time. DEGIRO uses DD-MM-YYYY and localises headers (Datum / Fecha / Date / Datum) — the importer recognises 12 languages.
- Aantal (Quantity)Positive for a buy, negative for a sell.
- Koers (Price)Price per share, with a comma decimal separator (European format).
- Wisselkoers (FX rate)Only present on foreign-currency trades; blank on home-currency rows.
- Blank currency columnsDEGIRO leaves the header blank on the currency columns after Koers and Waarde. The importer detects this fingerprint and stitches the currency back on automatically.
Step 2: Import into AllInvestView
- Go to AllInvestView Import Tool (or click Import from your dashboard)
- Drag and drop your DEGIRO CSV file, or click to browse
- AllInvestView automatically detects the DEGIRO format and maps all columns
- Review the imported trades and confirm — your DEGIRO portfolio is now tracked!
What Happens After You Upload
You never import blind. After AllInvestView detects the DEGIRO format, it shows a review screen where every row is grouped, editable and confirmed by you before anything is saved:
- GroupedRows are sorted into buys/sells, dividends, cash movements and options so you can see exactly what will be booked.
- EditableFix a currency, quantity or date inline before confirming — nothing is written until you approve the batch.
- De-duplicatedRe-upload an overlapping export and AllInvestView skips rows it has already imported, so you can safely import year-by-year files without creating duplicate trades.
DEGIRO Gotchas & How We Handle Them
Semicolon-separated, comma decimals
Auto-handledDEGIRO CSVs use ";" as the delimiter and "," as the decimal point. The importer detects both automatically — do not "fix" the file in Excel first, which can corrupt it.
Dividends live in a different file
Needs your actionThe Transactions export contains only trades. Dividends, fees and deposits are in the Account statement export — import that too, or your income will be missing.
European date order
Auto-handled"03-04-2026" is 3 April, not 4 March. The importer parses DEGIRO dates day-first, so European dates are never misread.
Blank-quantity tracker rows
Auto-handledSome DEGIRO products (e.g. crypto trackers) export rows with no quantity. These are skipped rather than imported as zero-share positions.
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