Trading 212 portfolio tracker: StockDashes
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StockDashes is a portfolio tracker for Trading 212 investors. Import the Trading 212 History export and see your real time-weighted return against the S&P 500, in euros or US dollars. Every holding is checked against your own view of the markets, and one 0–100 portfolio score sums it up, with the reasons behind it.
Create a free accountThen import your Trading 212 file and choose the themes you believe in.
How to export from Trading 212
The file you need is the History export, as a CSV file. These are the same steps StockDashes shows when you import it.
- Log in on the website and open History.
- Click the export icon, tick Orders, Dividends and Transactions, choose the period and click Export CSV.
- One export covers at most 12 months. Invested longer? Export each year and upload every file together.
Steps last checked October 2026. If a menu looks different, the export is usually under History or Reports.
What StockDashes shows from a Trading 212 file
Every trade
Each trade in the History export becomes your holdings with their average cost, your realised gains and losses, and the daily history behind your time-weighted return against the S&P 500.
Several accounts or years
Upload one file per account, or one per year: they are read together into one portfolio, and a row that appears in two overlapping files is counted once.
The portfolio score
Your dashboard puts one score from 0 to 100 on your portfolio: how well your holdings fit the themes you chose, how diversified they are and how much they swing, with the reasons behind every part. Below is the score card, shown with a fictional example portfolio.
Portfolio score
Example portfolioFrequently asked questions
Does StockDashes need my Trading 212 login?
No. StockDashes never asks for your Trading 212 login or password. You export a file from Trading 212 and upload it to your StockDashes account; the file is read when you import it and isn’t kept.
Which Trading 212 file do I need?
The History export, as a CSV file. It brings in every trade in your account.
Is StockDashes free?
Yes. The account is free: create one, import your Trading 212 file and see your real return and your portfolio score.
Which currency does StockDashes use?
Your choice of euros or US dollars. Values, returns and your score are shown in the currency you choose, against the S&P 500 total return in that same currency, and you can change it any time in Settings.
How often should I import my Trading 212 file again?
Whenever you have traded and want your history up to date: export a new file from Trading 212 and import it in Edit Portfolio. Between imports, your holdings are valued at the latest prices.
Is my portfolio data private?
Yes. Your portfolio is saved only to your own account and never shown to anyone else. The holdings and transactions from your file are stored in London (UK). There’s no broker login, and we never sell your data.
StockDashes is not affiliated with Trading 212. The example portfolio is fictional. Nothing on this page is investment advice.