Your login stays with you
Pulsarium never asks for broker credentials and no third-party aggregator gets access to your account.
Import your trades from a broker file — no broker login
Pulsarium reads the transaction exports of Fidelity, Charles Schwab, Vanguard, Robinhood, E*TRADE, Merrill Edge, Webull, M1 Finance, Firstrade and Interactive Brokers in the US, Freetrade, Trading 212, Revolut, DEGIRO, Saxo and XTB in the UK and Europe, and Zerodha in India — and CSV or TSV files from other brokers once you match their columns. Every row is reviewed with you before anything is saved.
Free during the public beta · No broker login needed · Two-factor sign-in
US brokers
Fidelity
How to export your Fidelity history and import it, step by step →
Charles Schwab
How to export your Charles Schwab history and import it, step by step →
Vanguard
How to export your Vanguard history and import it, step by step →
Robinhood
How to export your Robinhood history and import it, step by step →
E*TRADE
How to export your E*TRADE history and import it, step by step →
Merrill Edge
How to export your Merrill Edge history and import it, step by step →
Webull
How to export your Webull history and import it, step by step →
M1 Finance
How to export your M1 Finance history and import it, step by step →
Firstrade
How to export your Firstrade history and import it, step by step →
Interactive Brokers
How to export your Interactive Brokers history and import it, step by step →
UK and European brokers
Freetrade
How to export your Freetrade history and import it, step by step →
Trading 212
How to export your Trading 212 history and import it, step by step →
Revolut
How to export your Revolut history and import it, step by step →
DEGIRO
How to export your DEGIRO history and import it, step by step →
Saxo
How to export your Saxo history and import it, step by step →
XTB
How to export your XTB history and import it, step by step →
India
How the import works
- Upload the fileIn the cabinet open Account → Export / Import CSV → Import from a broker and choose the file. CSV and TSV work; save an Excel file as CSV first.
- Check the columnsPick the target portfolio. Pulsarium suggests the broker from the file name and pre-selects the date, operation, instrument, quantity, price and fee columns — check them and whether dates are day- or month-first. After a successful import the column choices for that file format are remembered on your device.
- Review every rowClick Review rows. Each trade is matched to a listing (the exchange is named, the most likely one is marked best match), already imported rows are skipped and possible duplicates are flagged. Nothing is saved until you confirm.
Why file import instead of a broker connection
You see every row
Duplicates, unknown instruments and cash movements are flagged for you to decide — nothing is merged silently.
Repeat uploads are safe
Upload a newer file later: rows already imported are recognised and skipped.
Questions
My broker isn't listed — can I still import?
Usually yes. Any CSV or TSV transaction file with a date, operation, instrument, quantity and price can be imported: you match the columns once and review the rows before saving.
Do I have to connect my broker account?
No. Pulsarium never asks for broker logins. You export a transaction file from your broker and upload it, or add trades by hand. Nothing reaches your broker account.
Is Pulsarium free?
Yes. The personal cabinet is free during the public beta: portfolios, dividends, watchlists, price alerts, broker import and the news feed. AI research on any company runs on credits, with one free credit a day during the beta. Paid plans are planned.