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Get your Capital.com trade history into a spreadsheet

Capital.com generates statements on the web and in the app. The steps are confirmed; the file format is not, and neither is a separate spreadsheet export of trades.

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Steps

  1. Open Statements on the web

    Click LIVE in the top right corner, then Statements.

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  2. Start a new statement

    Select the account, then click New statement.

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  3. Pick the timeframe

    Choose the period you want and click Generate.

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  4. On the mobile app

    Go to Account, then Statements, then New statement, then Generate.

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  5. Check the file format

    We could not confirm the file format of the statement, or whether Capital.com offers a separate trade history spreadsheet export.

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  6. Pull the same records with the API

    GET /api/v1/history/activity allows at most 1 day between from and to, so loop day by day; /api/v1/history/transactions defaults to the last 10 minutes, so always pass dates. Keep under 10 requests per second and log in again after 10 idle minutes.

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