Trading 212 portfolio analysis, privately in your browser
Export your history from Trading 212, open it in LTP, and see your full track record with dividends and withholding tax, what your ETFs really hold across all your pies, and where the risk sits. Nothing is uploaded.
What you get
- Track record: value, money invested and gains over time, dividends included.
- Performance: returns against a benchmark of your choice.
- Look-through and concentration: the companies, sectors, countries and currencies behind your ETFs, added up across all your funds.
- Risk and stress tests: volatility, drawdowns, value-at-risk, and scenarios such as an equity crash or a country crisis.
- Costs: fund charges, trading fees and withholding tax, year by year.
How to import
- In the Trading 212 app or website, go to Menu › History › Export (CSV). Tick every box (orders, dividends, transactions, interest) and choose a period from your first deposit; for long histories, export one file per year.
- In LTP, open Portfolio › Positions and choose Import Trading 212 file.
- Products are recognised by ISIN; rows already imported are skipped.
What is read
Buys and sells with their currency conversion and transaction fees, dividends with withholding tax, deposits and withdrawals, interest on cash, and stock splits. Card spending and cashback are left out. The Trading 212 import is new: if a file is not read as expected, send the details shown after the import, and the reader will be adapted.
Questions
Does LTP connect to my Trading 212 account?
No. You export the file yourself; LTP never asks for login details or an API key.
Does it work with pies?
Yes. Pie purchases appear in the history export as ordinary trades, so every holding is included.
Is it free?
Yes. LTP is free and needs no account; your portfolio is saved only in your browser.
Import your Trading 212 file → Free, no account; your portfolio stays in your browser.