Crypto-assets are high-risk, and you could lose all your money. Your capital is at risk. Prices can be volatile, and you may have no protection if things go wrong.
You should consider whether you understand how crypto-assets work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
Explore and manage your crypto investments in multiple ways with Trading 212. Whether you are looking for a full portfolio overview, details on specific crypto-assets, the ability to export your trading history or simply want to browse without trading, we’ve got you covered.
What is the difference between Portfolio & Instruments views, and View-Only mode?
On Trading 212 Crypto account, you can monitor and manage your crypto-asset investments using different views designed to provide transparency and help you make informed decisions. Here’s what each view means:
Portfolio View
The Portfolio view shows your current crypto-asset holdings - all the crypto-assets you own, their quantities, average acquisition prices, and their current value based on the Last Trade Price (LTP).
📄 Note
This information is for reference and may not reflect the exact execution price available at the time of a transaction.
Instruments View
The Instruments view focuses on individual crypto-assets (e.g., Bitcoin, Ethereum), showing detailed price charts and trading options for each asset.
📄 Note
Prices shown are indicative and may differ from the execution price at the time of placing an order.
View-Only Mode
View-Only mode is activated when trading is temporarily unavailable, either due to market conditions, operational reasons, or because the crypto-asset is not currently offered for trading in the Trading 212 Crypto account.
Can I export the trading history from my account?
Yes. You can export your trading history as a CSV file directly from your Trading 212 account. The export feature allows you to apply filters so you can customise the data you download to your needs:
- Type: Buy, Sell, Deposit, or Withdrawal
- Status: Completed or Cancelled
- Coin: Your current holdings, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cardano, etc.
- Date: From / To date range
How to export your data:
- Go to the Menu
- Select History
- Tap the Export button
The CSV file will include transaction details on the filters you’ve applied.