SniperJournal syncs crypto exchanges with a read-only API key. If you are moving to Viktury, there are two ways to bring your history, and for crypto the first one is usually better.
Connect your exchange directly
Your trades already live on the exchange you traded on, so the cleanest source is the exchange itself, not another journal's copy of it. On the Accounts page, choose Add account, pick your exchange and connect it with a read-only API key, or with your public wallet address for Hyperliquid. Viktury then reads the fills, fees and, where the import carries it, funding straight from the exchange.
How far back an import reaches depends on the exchange. Each exchange's connect guide in the help center says what its import covers.
Or import a SniperJournal CSV
For history Viktury cannot reach from the exchange, export your trades from SniperJournal as a CSV. Its PDF reports and encrypted backups will not import, so pick the CSV.
In Viktury, open Import from another journal from the Accounts page and choose Generic CSV as the source. Upload the file, name the account, and map the columns: symbol, date and time, side, quantity, price and fee. If each row is a whole trade rather than a single fill, switch the row model to match. You get a preview with duplicate detection before anything is saved.
What carries over
Symbols, entries, exits, sizes, timestamps and fees carry over, and your stats are rebuilt on Viktury's side. Notes and tags come across if your export has a column for them and you map it. SniperJournal's AI insights and mistake categories will not map, so plan to re-create your mistake tags and playbooks in Viktury. For a large history that looks off after import, send the file through the contact form and we will help.