Short Answer
Navexa does not support eToro’s account statement file or provide a direct integration. eToro’s export is structured for Contracts for Difference (CFDs) and foreign exchange (forex) trading, which we do not natively support.
You can try to manually adapt your eToro data using our spreadsheet uploader, but the process is limited and requires significant manual work.
Why eToro Files Don’t Work in Navexa
eToro’s exported file is designed for CFDs and forex, not share ownership. This creates several issues:
The Account Activity page doesn’t show a clear buy price or full trade details.
The Closed Positions tab only reports results after a trade is closed, not open positions.
Fields like “units/contracts” and “open/close rate” don’t match the standard trade details Navexa requires.
Because of this, their file cannot be imported directly into Navexa’s system.
Manual Workarounds
1. Spreadsheet Uploader
If you want to keep some records, you can manually re-format your eToro data to match Navexa’s required spreadsheet fields:
Symbol
Trade Date
Trade Type
Share/ Unit Price
Quantity
Brokerage Cost
Currency Code (defaults to AUD if empty)
Exchange Rate (only for foreign holdings)
Brokerage Currency Code (only for foreign holdings)
Notes/Description (optional)
This allows you to import trades in bulk, but you’ll need to map eToro’s export into this format yourself.
2. Custom Investments
CFDs, forex, and other derivatives can only be tracked in Navexa as Custom Investments. With this method:
You enter trades manually.
You update prices yourself (there is no live price feed).
What This Means for eToro Users
There is no automatic integration with eToro.
Tracking requires manual entry and editing.
Performance and tax reporting will be more limited than with supported brokers.