Connect Revolut

Revolut connects to Viktury through a CSV export of your trading history rather than a live API key. You export a statement of your trades from the Revolut app, then upload it. Because there is no key involved, there is nothing that could ever trade or move money on your behalf.

Export your trading history from Revolut

1. Open the Revolut app and go to the area for the activity you want to journal, such as your crypto or stocks holdings.
2. Find the statement or export option for that account. Look for a way to download your activity as a file and choose CSV if Revolut offers a format choice.
3. Pick the date range you want in Viktury and download the file. Keep it as Revolut produced it; re-saving it through a spreadsheet app can change the layout and make it harder to import.

Revolut's app changes its menus from time to time, so the exact path may differ on your version. The thing to look for is a statement or export of your trading activity, in a CSV or transaction-list format, rather than a summary screen.

Add it to Viktury

On the Add account screen, choose Revolut, name the account, and use the Upload CSV option to select your file. Viktury parses it and shows a preview with duplicates flagged before saving. Review it, then commit or discard. Upload a newer export later to add more trades; duplicate detection keeps overlapping rows from counting twice.

Troubleshooting

• Columns look misread. Make sure it is the raw Revolut export, not a re-saved spreadsheet file.
• Nothing imports. Confirm the file lists individual trades or transactions rather than just a balance or summary.
• Everything shows as duplicate. That range is already in your account. Upload only the newer trades. If the file still will not parse, send it to us through the contact form.