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Activity tracking
How can I track my activity?
You can find all your recent trade and cash movement history on the Stake platform.
In the Stake app, head to: More > Trade activity or More > Tax & documents > Trade confirmations or on web head to: Menu (top right-hand corner) > Tax & documents > Trade confirmations to access your recent trades.
Please note that trade confirmations are based on trading activity for a full market session; if you made multiple trades during a trading session, they’ll appear on the same Trade Confirmation document.
To access financial activity, head to: More > Tax & documents > Account statements. There you’ll find monthly movement reports.
For a more comprehensive breakdown of account activity, you can request an Account Summary Report by heading to More > Tax & documents > Account summary report. These reports can be sent as a PDF or Excel sheet and contain an overview of your trades, dividend payments, USD deposits, withdrawals, corporate actions and adjustments.
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