Which broker should we support next? Vote 👍

[przemyslawbialon]

Which broker should we support next? Vote 👍

pit-38 currently supports:

• ✅ Revolut (stocks + crypto)
• ✅ E*Trade (stocks)
• ✅ Binance (crypto)
• ✅ Manual CSV (standardized format, any broker)

The community will drive what comes next. React with 👍 on the broker you'd most like to see supported, or drop a comment with your broker + a sanitized CSV snippet if it's not on this list.

Shortlist (by popularity of mentions so far)

Interactive Brokers (IBKR)

US-based, popular among more active Polish investors. Has an official CSV export via Flex Queries. Complex: multiple reporting formats (Activity Statement, Custom Flex).

Trade Republic

German broker, popular with younger EU investors. German-formatted CSV (comma decimal, dot thousand).

Exante

International broker popular in Poland. Already has a community-maintained tool (wojteksbt/pit-exante) — we could port that as a native plugin.

Degiro

Netherlands-based, big EU audience. Multi-language exports.

Kraken (crypto)

Major exchange missing from our lineup. Several users already use manual CSV workaround.

Coinbase (crypto)

Large US audience with Polish users. Historical CSV format changes.

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How to help add broker support

Once the plugin API is formalized (see issue #49) and the cookiecutter template is published (see issue #50), adding a new broker should take about an afternoon for someone familiar with Python.

If you have a broker export that doesn't fit any of these categories, reply with:

1. Broker name + region (US/EU/PL)
2. A sanitized CSV snippet (redact account numbers, personal details — 5–10 rows is plenty)
3. Whether it's stocks, crypto, or both
4. Any obvious quirks (encoding, date format, negative-amount convention)

We'll use community input to prioritize and either build it in-house or label it good first issue for a contributor.

🔗 Related: issue #49 (plugin API), issue #50 (cookiecutter)