Composure
Paper Trading only.csv

TradingView

Trade history export from TradingView Paper Trading

TradingView allows CSV export from Paper Trading accounts only. Real brokerage accounts connected through TradingView's broker integrations do not support CSV history export at this time.

Before you start

  • TradingView account (free or paid)
  • Paper Trading activated in the chart

Step-by-step guide

  1. 1

    Open the chart and activate Paper Trading

    On TradingView, open a chart for any symbol. In the bottom panel, click the "Paper Trading" tab to activate the simulated account.

  2. 2

    Go to Trade History

    In the Paper Trading panel, click "Trade History" to see a list of all your paper trades.

  3. 3

    Export CSV

    Click the download icon (↓) or right-click and look for "Export" → "Download CSV". The file saves to your default downloads folder.

  4. 4

    Review and import in Composure

    Go to Journal → Import Trades, select the .csv file, review the parsed trades, then click Import selected trades. Both Trade History CSV and localized 歷史訂單 CSV are supported.

Important notes

  • Only Paper Trading data can be exported from TradingView. If you use a real broker connected through TradingView, export directly from your broker's platform instead.
  • The TradingView Paper Trading account resets periodically — export frequently to avoid losing history.
  • Symbol names in TradingView CSV (e.g. "CAPITALCOM:US100") are normalised to standard tickers during import.
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