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DEGIRO PDF import

Import DEGIRO’s PDF transaction overview and account statement into Parqet with the file import.

Written by Niklas Klamm

Parqet reads buys, sells, and dividends from DEGIRO PDF documents.

How to download the documents

  1. Log in to DEGIRO and open the “Inbox”.

    DEGIRO inbox menu with the entries “Transaktionen” (transactions) and “Konto” (account) circled

  2. Open “Transaktionen” (transactions) for buys and sells. Select the period at the top and click “Export” on the right.

  3. Select “PDF” as the format. The file import doesn’t recognize DEGIRO’s CSV and XLS files.

    DEGIRO transactions page with the start and end date fields, the “Export” button, and the “PDF” option in the export dialog circled

  4. Open “Konto” (account) for dividends. Select the period at the top and click “Export” on the right.

  5. Select “PDF” as the format.

    DEGIRO “Konto” (account) page with the start and end date fields and the “Export” button circled

How to import the documents

  1. Drag and drop the file into your portfolio.

  2. Or click “Add activities” at the bottom right and select “File import (PDF/CSV)”.

Which documents are supported?

  • Transaction overview: buys as buys and sells as sells, including fees and AutoFX fees.

  • Account statement: dividends as dividends, the dividend tax as a tax on the dividend.

  • Portfolio overview: holdings with a positive number of shares as transfers in, holdings with a negative number of shares as transfers out.

Not imported: rows without a price and amount in the transaction overview (for example spin-offs). From the account statement, Parqet only imports dividends and dividend tax.

IMPORTANT: Import a portfolio overview only once, and only if you’re missing the individual statements. Each additional portfolio overview books the holdings in again.

Taxes from the transaction overview aren’t imported.

If a document isn’t recognized, send us 1–2 anonymized PDFs via our contact form (topic “Data Import: PDF/CSV/Manual”).

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