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Rank holdings by received dividend amount, payment count, cadence and estimated forward income.
Trading 212 dividend tracker
Upload a Trading 212 CSV export or monthly PDF statement and DiviScout builds a dividend view with received income, withholding tax, payer ranking and rough forward income estimates.
Local-first analysis
Files are parsed in your browser.
No broker login is required.
Use exports for dividends, tax and allocation checks.
Dividend investors usually want more than a transaction list. They want to know which holdings paid them, how income changes over time, how much tax was withheld and what the next year might look like.
Trading 212 is the first broker recommendation because its exports are already supported by these tools.
Rank holdings by received dividend amount, payment count, cadence and estimated forward income.
Zoom dividend charts between monthly, quarterly and yearly views to spot income trends faster.
Surface foreign withholding tax separately so you can check whether it matters for your personal tax situation.
CSV and PDF files are parsed in the browser. They are not uploaded to a server.
The full transaction history CSV is usually the best starting file because it includes the raw dividend payment rows and dates. Monthly statement PDFs also work when you want reconciliation or holdings context.
Yes. DiviScout separates withholding tax from received cash so you can review net dividend income against the gross payment records in your export.
Yes. You can upload multiple Trading 212 monthly statement PDFs together and DiviScout will merge and deduplicate the activity it can parse across those statement periods.
No. The supported Trading 212 CSV and PDF files are parsed locally in your browser rather than uploaded to a server.
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