Broker import solution

Portfolio import built for disciplined wealth workflows.

The import hub is designed to look and read like product collateral for a serious investment platform: clear broker coverage, published review steps, and explicit control before portfolio state changes.

It is not a vague compatibility page. It is a working index for investors, advisors, and publishers who need to understand what is supported and how import is governed.

Coverage matrix

Broker guides
10 public pages
Input families
CSV, Excel, JSON, pasted text, screenshots
Review gate
Manual verification before write
Last reviewed
March 10, 2026

Operating model

01

Ingest broker files without assuming they are immediately portfolio-ready.

02

Expose parsed rows for review before any position write occurs.

03

Apply changes only after the user selects the import mode intentionally.

Broker guides

10 public pages

Input families

5 standardized source types

Review gate

Visible before portfolio update

Positioning

Built for investors and advisors

Broker coverage

Coverage presented with the tone of a professional investment product.

The primary guides surface the highest-intent broker workflows first. The full index stays accessible below for breadth, but the page no longer reads like a generic card wall.

Primary guide

Trade Republic

Trade Republic logo

Use this page to import a Trade Republic export without manually rebuilding every position. The flow is parse, verify, then apply.

Pasted textCSVExcel
Ticker normalization maps EU symbols to the expected market format.
Quantity and average price are parsed with decimal comma and decimal point support.

Primary guide

Interactive Brokers

Interactive Brokers logo

Interactive Brokers reports can be dense. This import flow extracts the core portfolio fields and keeps you in control before sync.

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Multi-currency values remain visible during verification.
Fractional shares are supported for compatible assets.

Primary guide

DEGIRO

DEGIRO logo

DEGIRO exports often include market-specific identifiers. Portfolio Terminal helps normalize data while keeping review mandatory.

CSVPasted textExcel
ISIN-heavy rows are matched to tradable symbols when possible.
Date parsing handles multiple EU date formats.

Guide index

All supported broker guides

Use the compact index when you already know the broker. Use the primary guides when you need the full import context.

Positioning

The page is meant to reassure the kind of user who notices process quality.

Wealth management users do not need more excitement. They need a clear statement of how import works, what gets reviewed, and why the workflow is credible under real portfolio constraints.

Control points

Symbol interpretation stays visible before confirmation.
Quantity, price, and date remain editable in review.
Import mode is chosen explicitly rather than inferred silently.

Known limits

Low-quality screenshots can weaken parser confidence.
Regional or uncommon tickers may require direct edits in review.
Partial exports only reconstruct the portion present in the source file.

After import

Import is the start of the workflow, not the end state.

Once holdings are reviewed and applied, Portfolio Terminal moves into portfolio tracking, value at risk, drawdown monitoring, and dividend tracking.

Next step

Choose the right guide, then run import with review turned on from the start.