Importing trades
Bring years of history from your broker without retyping a thing.
Importing is the fastest way to bring your history into Trader Leap.
How it works
- Upload: upload the trade file exported from your broker (CSV, TXT, Excel, or HTML, up to 10 MB). Numbers with a decimal comma are recognized automatically; if the file's dates are ambiguous (for example 03/04/2024), Trader Leap warns you and asks you to confirm the exact format — DD/MM, MM/DD, or YYYY-MM-DD — at the mapping step.
- Map columns: pick a ready-made template for your broker, reuse a mapping you saved before, or let Auto-detect suggest the mapping and adjust what you need.
- Review: check the preview row by row before confirming.
- Finish: the trades go straight into your journal.
20+ platforms with a ready-made guide
The import screen includes a step-by-step export guide for more than 20 brokers and platforms: from Profit and Tryd in Brazil to Rithmic, NinjaTrader, and Sierra Chart for prop firm traders, plus Bybit, Blofin, and Hyperliquid for crypto. See the full list in Broker guides, or open How to Export from Your Broker right on the import screen.
Five of them — Profit (Nelogica), Tradovate Orders, Interactive Brokers Flex, TradingView Paper Trading, and MetaTrader History — have automatic mapping: pick the template (or let Auto-detect recognize it on its own) and the columns arrive ready. For the rest, follow the export guide and map the columns once; Trader Leap saves the mapping for your next imports.
Don't use any of the listed platforms? Any CSV, XLSX, TXT, or HTML file can be imported the same way by mapping the columns manually.
Plan limits
- Free: 10 imports per month, up to 200 rows per file.
- Trader: 60 imports per month, no row limit.
- Premium: unlimited imports.
An import counts toward the month's limit the moment you click Import N rows at the final step (Finish) — not during upload, mapping, or review. Canceling after that click still uses one of your imports.