Import
Bring your history with you. Any broker, any prop firm.
There is no list of supported brokers on this page, and that is deliberate. If your platform exports a file, Traily reads it — and nothing ever connects to your account.
How it works
Map the columns once. Then it is just a file.
Traily guesses your columns from the headers and shows you the first row exactly as it reads it. Anything it guessed wrong, you change with a tap. It remembers what one point is worth per symbol, so the second import asks you nothing.
If your file is an order log rather than a trade list, switch the mode and Traily matches the fills into round trips, first in first out. It tells you which positions were still open and shows the exact time window the file covers, so a partial export cannot quietly become a partial history.
- Several files at once, or dragged onto the page, with identical rows removed across them
- Cancelled, rejected and working orders filtered out by their own status column
- Filed under the right account, and optionally tagged with a strategy
- Five hundred rows a run, with the overlap dropped if you run it again
We never connect to your broker
No API key, no read-only link, no OAuth. There is nothing sitting between Traily and your money, which means there is nothing to leak and nothing to revoke.
Imported trades are never gated
They carry no verdict and they are counted apart, never as a rule break. A file cannot prove you checked your rules before you clicked.
Your data goes out as easily as it came in
CSV on every screen that lists anything, and one JSON export of everything you have ever written. Leaving is not a support ticket.
Questions about importing
Which brokers do you support?
All of them, in the only sense that matters: if it exports a CSV, Traily reads it. There is no adapter list to be missing from, because there are no adapters.
My file is a list of orders, not trades. Does that work?
Yes. Switch the mode to one order, match them for me and Traily reconstructs round trips from the fills, first in first out. It reports which positions were still open rather than force closing them.
My broker paginates the export into several files.
Add them all at once, or drag them onto the page together. The headers have to match, identical rows are removed, and each file shows its own row count.
Will imported trades count against my discipline?
Never. An imported trade is marked not gated and counted apart. A file cannot prove you stopped to check your rules before entering, so Traily does not pretend it can.
Is there a limit?
Five hundred rows a run. Run it again for the rest — the duplicate check means the overlap is dropped rather than doubled.
Bring the last six months in tonight.
Then start gating tomorrow, and watch the two halves of your history separate.
Free while we build it. No card, no download, no broker connection.