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Save your XTB (xStation) portfolio to JSON or CSV: positions, P&L, IKE, IKZE, plans and history. Unofficial, runs 100% locally. Portfolio Export for XTB is an unofficial add-on that saves your xStation portfolio as JSON or CSV, so you can work with it in a spreadsheet or your own tools. What one capture gives you: • Open positions with P&L, average cost, and each purchase lot (date, size, result) • IKE, IKZE and single-buy accounts, kept separate • Investment Plans, with each holding's allocation, value and return • A summary per account and for the whole portfolio (holdings plus free cash) • Portfolio value day by day, which you can export as CSV You can download a full JSON report, or CSV files for positions, plans and history. The interface is English and Polish, and follows your browser language. It runs entirely in your browser. There are no servers and no network calls. Your session token is never stored or sent anywhere; the extension only reads the account number from it, in memory, to tell the accounts apart. Exports are plain files you save yourself. Why it exists: XTB closed its public API in 2025. This reads the data the xStation web app already loads once you're signed in, and lets you export it. No API key, no second login. Not affiliated with or endorsed by XTB. The name "XTB" only says what the tool works with. Use it with your own account, at your own risk.
Jul 28, 2026
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