How Do I See My Full History on eToro?

Written by Mike Druttman

Reviewed by Wikitoro Team

Want to check everything you’ve done on eToro: every trade, every close, every deposit? Here’s how to pull up your full trading history, step by step, depending on the device you’re using:

On the eToro Website

1. Log in to your eToro trading account.
2. Click the Portfolio tab on the left-hand menu.
3. At the top, switch to the History tab.

That’s where you’ll find all your closed trades, deposits, withdrawals, and other past activity. It's your running logbook.

On the eToro Mobile App

1. Open the app and log in.
2. Tap the Portfolio icon at the bottom.
3. Then tap History at the top.

Your full transaction list will be there: trades, transfers, the lot.

Want the full details?

For a complete record, head over to Settings and download your Account Statement. It includes profit/loss info for everything from crypto to stocks.

Need older data or extra details?

For this case, I recommend that you contact eToro’s support team. They can help you access statements outside the usual date range or provide specific account activity you might not see on the dashboard.

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