The Revolut Trading Journal for better trading decisions

Revolut brought investing to millions of people across Europe and beyond - stocks, crypto, ETFs, all from the same app you use to send money. For casual investors, that accessibility is the whole point. But a growing number of Revolut users are trading more actively, and they're running into the same ceiling: the app tells you your portfolio value, not what you're actually doing right or wrong as a trader.

TraderInsight.pro is the trading journal that answers those questions. Import your Revolut history and get performance reports, AI-powered analysis, strategy tags, and a P&L calendar - all built around your actual Revolut data.

Why Revolut traders use TraderInsight.pro

Revolut's interface is clean and frictionless by design. That's a feature when you're getting started. It becomes a limitation as your trading gets more deliberate.

There's no way to categorize a trade by strategy in Revolut. No report showing which assets consistently lose you money. No place to write down why you made a decision so you can review it later. When you trade stocks and crypto through the same app on your phone, the barrier to impulsive decisions is also very low - and impulsive decisions rarely look different from deliberate ones in Revolut's transaction history.

A proper trading journal creates the structure that Revolut's simplicity doesn't. That structure is what separates traders who gradually improve from those who make the same mistakes for years.

What does TraderInsight.pro support from Revolut?

TraderInsight.pro supports the Revolut Excel statement export (stocks and crypto). Supported types include stocks, crypto, and more - new types are added regularly.

How to export from Revolut

Revolut's export is available through the mobile app only - there's no download option on the web version.

Step 1: Open the app and go to Invest Log into Revolut on iOS or Android. Tap the Invest tab (or Stocks section) from the main navigation.

Step 2: Find Statements Tap the three dots (···) or More button in the top-right corner. Select Statements, then Account Statement.

If you don't see it immediately, try: Menu → Documents → Stocks → Account Statement.

Step 3: Choose format and date range Select Excel as your export format. Set a start and end date that covers the history you want. Tap Get Statement.

The file will download directly to your phone or arrive by email, depending on your app version.

For crypto trade history, repeat these steps from within the Crypto section of the app - it generates a separate statement.

How to import into TraderInsight.pro

1. Navigate to the Import page.
2. Drag and drop your exported Revolut file onto the import area.
3. If you've exported both a stocks statement and a crypto statement, import each one separately - TraderInsight.pro merges them into a single unified history.

How to use your Revolut data to improve

How to separate planned trades from impulsive ones

Set up a simple tagging system with at minimum a "planned" and "reactive" tag. Within weeks, performance reports will show you the win rate and P&L split between those two categories. For most Revolut traders who started through the app's accessibility, this data is eye-opening - and immediately actionable.

How to understand your stock and crypto performance separately

The comparison report lets you stack your Revolut stocks performance against your crypto performance side by side. Traders who use Revolut for both often discover that one asset class is producing consistent returns while the other erodes them.

How to spot the timing patterns in your trading behavior

The P&L calendar gives you a visual overview of which days and weeks were profitable. Patterns in your timing often emerge quickly - the weeks you overtrade after a good run, or the entries you consistently time poorly after high-profile market events.

How to build a record of your investment decisions over time

Trade notes let you attach written reasoning, screenshots, and context directly to individual positions. For investors using Revolut to build positions over time, this creates a record of your thesis for each holding - useful when it's time to decide whether to add, hold, or exit.

How to share your progress publicly or with accountability partners

The sharing feature lets you share verified performance without exposing account details - useful for traders who want to build a public track record or share progress with friends and accountability partners.

Mobile access

The TraderInsight.pro mobile app gives full feature parity on iOS and Android - same reports, tags, notes, and AI as desktop. Since Revolut is itself a mobile-first platform, the TraderInsight.pro app fits naturally into the same workflow.

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