Import XTB into Turbobulls
Export Your Data From XTB
XTB exports XLSX, not CSV. That is expected here and no conversion is needed.
If xStation gives you a ZIP, unpack it first and upload each workbook separately.
Import Into Turbobulls
On the Portfolio page, click Import. The list of sources opens on Investments, rather than bank statements.
Pick XTB from the broker list, then upload the workbook. If the file does not match the broker you chose, the import says it could not read it and suggests the generic CSV or another source.
On Check what we found, rows that could not be read are listed with the reason, under Notes on your file, before writing.
Confirm where it goes. Under Goes into, the account comes in as a new broker, XTB and its account number, in the currency XTB puts at the start of the file's name (EUR_, USD_, PLN_ and so on). To use a broker you already track, pick it with Use another broker. A file whose name gives no currency waits for you to pick its broker.
Review, then import. On Review before importing, anything duplicating transactions you already hold is flagged as Already here and left out. Click Import: the write is atomic, so the whole file lands or none of it does.
.xlsx, then upload that version. Some XTB exports are written by a streaming writer that our reader cannot open directly, and re-saving produces a file it handles. You will see a message saying exactly this rather than an opaque error.Once it is in, your XTB holdings sit in the Holdings table in Portfolio, beside everything else you hold.
What Gets Imported
| From your account history | Becomes |
|---|---|
| Stock purchases | Buy |
| Stock sales | Sell |
| Dividends | Dividend, matched to the holding |
| Broker-side income entries | Broker income |
| Broker-side charges | Broker expense |
| Other income entries | Income |
| Other charges | Expense |
Cost basis is kept per lot, so each purchase keeps its own price and date instead of collapsing into a blended average.
Known Limitations
- Rows with an unreadable date are skipped, listed in the preview with the row number so you can find them in the workbook.
- Unsupported operation types are skipped, and the preview names the type rather than dropping it quietly. XTB uses a wide vocabulary of cash-operation labels and not all of them map to a portfolio transaction.
- ZIP archives are not unpacked for you. Unpack and upload each workbook.
- Some workbooks need re-saving, as described above.
- This is a file import, not a connection. There is no API link to XTB and no background sync. Your data is encrypted on your device before it is stored, which is what makes a live connection impossible rather than merely unbuilt.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why is the export an Excel file and not a CSV?
That is simply what xStation produces for account history. No conversion is needed; the XLSX is read directly. If your workbook is rejected, re-saving it from Excel or LibreOffice produces a version the reader handles.Q: xStation gave me a ZIP. What now?
Unpack it and upload each workbook separately. They import fine one after another, and duplicates across overlapping periods are flagged in the preview rather than doubling up your holdings.Q: Can I import several years?
Yes. Export each period you want and import them in any order. Because duplicate rows are flagged before anything is written, overlapping exports are safe.Q: My account is not in euros. Does that matter?
No. XTB puts the account's currency at the start of the workbook's name (PLN_, USD_ and so on), and the import reads it from there. A file whose name gives none goes into the broker you pick, in that broker's currency. Holdings are tracked in their own currency and converted at the rate on the trade date regardless.Q: Something did not import. How do I find out why?
The preview lists every skipped row with a reason and a row number before anything is written. Unsupported operation types are named rather than dropped silently, so you can add anything important by hand or send us the case at hello@turbobulls.com.Turbobulls is a tracking and analytics tool, not an investment adviser. Nothing here is investment, tax, or legal advice. Investing involves risk, including loss of principal. Do your own research or consult a licensed professional.
XTB Beside Everything Else
Import your XTB history and see it alongside every other broker, in one base currency and, on a paid plan, with the currency effect told apart from the asset's.
- XLSX read directly, with no conversion needed
- Import preview marks duplicates, with an atomic commit
- Cost basis per lot, with prices and dates preserved
- 30+ currencies with FX applied on the trade date
- Export on every plan, free included, never paywalled
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