Is there any way I can download the Account Statement as .csv?

[matheusft]

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[Jakub-CZ]

With the enhancement contributed in #16 you can make your own:

import csv
from datetime import date

degiro = ...  # connect & login here
ao = degiro.account_overview(date(2021, 4, 1), date.today())
cash_movements = ao["cashMovements"]  # type: List[Dict]
fieldnames = ['date', 'valueDate', 'description', 'currency', 'change', 'type', 'exchangeRate', 'orderId']
# productId, balance: also available but they would require further processing
with open('report.csv', 'w', newline='', encoding='utf-8') as csvfile:
    writer = csv.DictWriter(csvfile, fieldnames=fieldnames, extrasaction="ignore")
    writer.writeheader()
    writer.writerows(cash_movements)

[matheusft]

Hummmm, I see, thanks @Jakub-CZ .
I was hoping to get something in the same shape as the .csv file available for download.

Date, Time, Value date, Product, ISIN, Description, FX, Change_Currency,  Change_Value, Balance_Currency, Balance_Value, and Order Id

Is the ISIN represented by any of the fields from fieldnames ?
What is type from fieldnames, by the way?
fieldnames = ['date', 'valueDate', 'description', 'currency', 'change', 'type', 'exchangeRate', 'orderId']

[Jakub-CZ]

In my report types is either of these two: {'TRANSACTION', 'CASH_TRANSACTION'}. Personally, I don't use that attribute for anything.

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The field productId gives you some kind of Degiro's internal number for the stock. You can translate it to something meaningful (e.g. the ISINs) using degiro.product_info(). See https://github.com/lolokraus/DegiroAPI#product_info

This is how you can build a handy-dandy dictionary mapping all the productIds that appear in cash_movements to ISINs:

from pprint import pprint
from degiroapi.product import Product

pid_map = {p: Product(degiro.product_info(p)).isin for p in filter(None, {e.get("productId") for e in cash_movements})}
pprint(pid_map)

# {322171: 'US4581401001',
#  331916: 'US94106L1098',
#  332062: 'US7170811035',
#  ...

How to put this all together in a single CSV is left as an exercise to the reader.