Export an account's history from Myfxbook
Myfxbook verifies that an account's numbers are real; it does not judge whether the strategy behind them is sound. Its own calculators, like risk of ruin, run on numbers you type in, not on the account's real trade sequence. Monetio reads the account's actual history instead.
The download is a CSV of the account's closed trades and balance operations.
Open the account's History tab
On the account page, open the History tab, which lists every closed trade and every deposit or withdrawal.
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A Myfxbook account page with the History tab open. Export as CSV
Use the export control on the History tab to download the trade and balance history as CSV.
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The export control on the History tab. Upload the CSV as it is
Columns are matched by their header name, so the file can be uploaded exactly as Myfxbook exports it.
What Monetio reads from this file
Monetio reads every closed trade and every balance row, so the deposit-adjusted equity curve can be rebuilt even where the account page shows only the balance-based drawdown.