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From trade history to session review

Import your futures trades into Edgetweak

Choose the platform that produced your CSV, even if you trade through a prop firm. These guides explain which exports to use, what to check after uploading, and how to resolve common differences in trades and fees.

Imports use CSV files you upload. A supported import format does not mean a live broker connection or automatic synchronization.

Tradovate trading journal

Use matched-trade exports with explicit dollar P&L, check position counts, and reconcile commissions. Try a synthetic two-position CSV with known results.

Read the Tradovate guide

TopstepX trading journal

Export completed trades, map entry and exit fields, and check the commission settings used by Edgetweak. Includes a sample export and a review checklist.

Read the TopstepX guide

Using Rithmic, NinjaTrader, or a generic CSV?

Edgetweak also supports these import formats. The help guide covers the available export paths and the account setup workflow. Keep an untouched copy of your original export so you can compare results or troubleshoot a missing trade.

See all supported CSV formats

Before your first upload

  1. Create or select the correct account, including its platform and account type.
  2. Start with a small date range containing completed positions and keep the original column headers.
  3. Compare entry and exit times, quantities, gross P&L, and fees before importing a longer history.

Trading journals, rule reviews, and payout tracking for futures and prop firm traders.

Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Edgetweak reviews the data you provide; it does not place trades or enforce your firm's rules.