Export a signal's trading history from MQL5
An MQL5 Signals page shows a lot: growth, drawdown, deposit load, weeks alive. What it does not show is grid depth, deposit-masked drawdown or a cost-sensitivity check, which is what Monetio adds once the same history is uploaded.
The download is a CSV file, usually named after the signal, with one row per trade.
Open the signal page
Go to the signal's page on mql5.com and open the "Trading" tab, which lists every closed trade.
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An MQL5 signal page with the Trading tab open. Export the history
Use the export control on the Trading tab to download the trade history as CSV. Some signal pages export from the "Full history" or "Trading history" link instead of the summary tab; either CSV works.
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The export or download control on the Trading tab. Upload the CSV as it is
No editing needed. Monetio finds the columns by their header name, so extra columns in the export do not stop it from reading the file.
What Monetio reads from this file
Monetio reads every closed trade, the balance rows (deposits, credits, corrections, charges, commission) and the account currency the CSV states.