FTMO US and TradingView files
FTMO US offers TradingView through OANDA as well as MetaTrader 5. Choose the import format from the platform and file you actually use, not the prop firm's name. The TradingView import option supports the verified AMP futures full order-history export. FTMO US TradingView/OANDA order-history CSV files are not currently supported as complete trade imports: they do not link closing orders to the positions they close. An account-summary file contains totals and does not replace closed-trade records. Generic CSV requires a trade table with one trade per row; manually mapping an order history cannot supply missing position links. If you have this order-history file, contact support with your closed-trade records for review. Keep the existing account and uploaded file; do not delete the account, create another destination or keep repeating the same upload. A timezone choice or a different filename does not resolve this file's missing trade links.
Before you start
Export the statement or CSV from your broker or platform. Keep each real broker, prop, or funded account in its own TradeDNA account. In Settings > Connections, choose Add new account, pick your broker or platform (search if needed), and choose the Import file tab. If it is not listed, pick Other broker under Any broker, then choose the Platform that produced the file, or Other. Give the account a recognizable name and pick its currency. For MetaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, cTrader, and NinjaTrader files, also pick the time zone the file was written in. Then drop the file on the drop zone or use Choose file. The account is created and the importer opens with your file's preview already running. On a phone, choose Add account to create the account, then upload the file from a computer. This creates a destination for file imports; it does not connect a live feed.
1. Open the importer
If you added the file from Add new account, the importer is already open with your file. Otherwise, choose the account's upload action, or use Import CSV from Trades. Check Account to import into before uploading.
2. Choose the file type
Choose the type that matches the exported file:
Generic CSV for a trade table whose columns you will match yourself.
ActTrader HTML account statements.
MetaTrader 4 / 5 HTML reports.
Tradovate orders CSV reports.
TradingView full futures order-history CSV exports.
TopstepX / ProjectX trade reports.
cTrader history CSV reports.
NinjaTrader executions CSV reports.
Webull orders CSV exports.
Match-Trader Closed Positions exports, as CSV or HTML.
Follow the export instructions for that type and upload the file, up to 10 MB. When asked for a timezone, use the timezone that produced the export, which can differ from your computer's timezone. A platform or prop firm's name alone does not identify its export format. For Match-Trader accounts, search for TX3 Funding Forex or Match-Trader when you add the account. Export the full Closed Positions history and upload it exactly as downloaded, because re-saving it in a spreadsheet changes its dates. A position you have only partly closed imports once it is fully closed. To grade a prop challenge, choose Track your challenge when the import finishes, or add it later from Settings, then Connections. Its start date fills in from your first imported trade, so every trade counts from the challenge's full account size. On a file-import account, a MetaTrader 5 report that starts at the account's first deposit, or a cTrader history, also gives each trade its balance and risk % from the balances printed in the file.
3. Match columns in Generic CSV
Match Symbol, Size, Entry price, and Entry time to the source columns. The importer recognizes Entry DT and Exit DT as date-time columns. A field asking you to select a column means its mapping is missing; it does not mean your file lacks that data.
For Direction source, choose Side column when the file has Buy/Sell or Long/Short values, then map that column. Choose Quantity sign (+ long, - short) only when the export uses positive quantities for long positions and negative quantities for short positions. Map that quantity column to Size. The interpreted preview shows Long or Short and a positive size. A quantity of zero cannot identify a trade's direction.
In signed-quantity mode, select Export timezone and confirm that it is the timezone used in the file. Offset-free dates must contain the full date and time, such as 2026-08-03 09:35:00. An explicit UTC offset takes precedence for that timestamp. If a local time is ambiguous or does not exist because clocks changed, correct it or include its UTC offset. The preview shows interpreted entry and exit times in UTC.
Map both Exit price and Exit time for closed trades. Stop loss, take profit, commission, swap, regulatory fees, and close reason are optional. Map costs only when the file identifies them explicitly. A column called ProfitLoss does not establish whether costs are included and is not used as a replacement for the trade's prices and quantity. Review the sample, then choose Run import. Once confirmed, the interpretation is saved for that attempt; upload the file again if you need to change the choices.
4. Review the summary
The summary shows created trades, skipped duplicates, and rows that need correction, including rows beyond the preview sample. Overlapping uploads with the same interpretation are deduplicated within the account. If the account already has imports with different interpretation settings, contact support to reconcile its history before changing those settings. Do not delete the account or create a duplicate destination just to bypass that review. If an import still fails after one correction and retry, contact the team with the error and column headers so they can inspect the file rather than repeat the same steps. Choose View trades to open the imported history.
