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Portfolios, Import & Settings

How do I import my holdings from Zerodha?

Bring in transactions or a holdings snapshot from a Zerodha Console export.

Updated 23 Jul 2026

If you already trade on Zerodha, you don't have to retype your history. Export a file from Zerodha Console and drop it into Settings → Import Data — ProjectionWealth reads it and fills in your holdings for you.

Set the source and type

Choose Source → Zerodha (Console), then pick your Import Type:

  • Transactions (Tradebook CSV) — your full buy/sell history, the most complete option.
  • Holdings Snapshot (XLSX) — just what you hold today, if you don't need the trade history.

Pick the source and type, choose which portfolio it lands in, then drop the file — the helper shows the exact export path.

Get the file from Zerodha

The How to export from Zerodha helper spells out the path: Console → Reports → Tradebook → Select dates → Download CSV. For a holdings snapshot it's Console → Portfolio → Holdings → Download XLSX.

Preview, then confirm

Pick the Portfolio the data belongs to, drop the file, and hit Preview. You'll see exactly what will be added before anything is saved — then Confirm Import commits it.

Tip: Export the full-range tradebook, not just this year's — the more complete your buy history, the more accurate your average cost, XIRR and capital-gains tax.

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