The importers
Tracking a Revolut investment account
Revolut's investment export is small but sufficient, and Sentryfolio reads it exactly: market and limit orders, dividends, and prices written the particular way Revolut writes them. Exported by you, from your own app.
The file
The investment transactions export
From your Revolut investment account's statements, export your transactions as a CSV. That one file lists every buy, sell and dividend with its date, quantity and price. Cash top-ups and withdrawals in the same file are understood for what they are and kept away from your portfolio's mathematics.
Revolut writes amounts with the currency's name in the cell, and timestamps down to the microsecond. Both are read correctly: the watch was taught by real files, not by documentation alone.
What the watch reads
Exact lots, honest prices
Every order becomes a purchase lot at its execution price, in its own currency: US stocks in dollars, UK stocks in pounds. Fractional quantities are preserved to the last decimal. Sales are matched against your oldest purchases first, so what each sale banked is a figure, not an estimate.
Re-uploads are always safe. A newer export overlapping an older one adds only what is genuinely new.
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