Export a Filled Orders CSV from the Tickblaze desktop, then upload it in Rize Trade under Add Trades > File upload with broker set to Tickblaze.
For the general import flow across all brokers, see How to import your trades.
Export from Tickblaze
Export filled orders as CSV from the Orders tab in the Tickblaze desktop that hosts your trades.
- Open the Tickblaze desktop (Standard or Strategy) that has the trades you want to import.
- If you use Strategy Desktop, run the strategy first so fills appear.
- Open the Orders tab, then open Filled Orders.
- Confirm these columns are visible: Symbol, Instrument, Action Type, Qty. Filled, Price, Update Date/Time (E), Update Date/Time (L), and Commission. If any are missing, right-click the list, open Table Settings > Visible Columns, and turn them on.
- Right-click the orders list and choose Export.
- Save the file as CSV.
Columns Rize Trade expects
Rize Trade reads your Tickblaze Filled Orders CSV by column name. Keep the headers from the export and do not rename the columns Rize Trade needs.
| Column | Required? | What Rize Trade uses it for |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Symbol | Required | The trade symbol. |
| Action Type | Required | Buy or sell. Action is also accepted as the header. Buy values become BUY and sell values become SELL. Rows with a value Rize Trade does not recognise as a buy or a sell are skipped. |
| Qty. Filled | Required | How many units were filled. Qty Filled is also accepted. Rows with a zero quantity are skipped. |
| Price | Required | Fill price. If the file also has Avg. Fill Price or Avg Fill Price, that column is used instead. |
| Any header containing Update Date/Time | Required | When the fill happened (for example Update Date/Time (E) or Update Date/Time (L)). If both are present, the first one in the file is used. Rows without a time of day are skipped. Read with the Time zone you set on upload, unless the header names its own zone, for example Update Date/Time (UTC). |
| Instrument | Optional | Sets asset type: crypto maps to CRYPTO, future maps to FUTURE, and anything else is STOCK. |
| Commission | Optional | Commission on the fill when present in the export. |
Upload in Rize Trade
Import the CSV from Add Trades with Tickblaze selected. For the general upload flow, see How to import your trades. Tickblaze-specific settings:
- Set broker to Tickblaze.
- Set Time zone to match the timestamps in your export. Required. Tickblaze has no Date Format selector, because Rize Trade works out the date order from the file.
- Files can be up to 50 MB. If your export is larger, split the date range. See "File too large": how to break up your import file.
After upload, track progress in Import History (under Settings). If status stays on Queued or shows failed, see Import queued or something went wrong.
Tip: If entry or exit times look shifted after a successful import, fix Time zone and re-upload. See Why are my entries and exits on the wrong dates?.
Why a Tickblaze file is rejected
Tickblaze-specific rejections are below. For generic errors (file too large, wrong file type, empty file, missing account, broker or time zone), see Fix any import problem.
Missing required columns
Symptom: Import fails with Invalid Tickblaze file: Missing required columns.
Cause: One or more required headers is missing. Rize Trade needs Symbol, Action Type, Qty. Filled, Price, and any header that contains Update Date/Time.
Fix: In Filled Orders, use Table Settings > Visible Columns so the required columns are shown, export again without renaming headers, and re-upload.
No valid trades found in file
Symptom: Import fails with No valid trades found in file.
Cause: Rows were present, but none could be turned into fills. This is often empty data, missing or zero quantity, missing price or time values, an unrecognised action, or the wrong export type.
Fix: Export again from Filled Orders (not pending orders), confirm the file has fill rows, and re-upload.
Failed to read the Tickblaze file
Symptom: Import fails with Failed to parse Tickblaze file: followed by detail.
Cause: The file could not be read as a Tickblaze Filled Orders CSV.
Fix: Export again as CSV from the steps above. Do not convert the file to an Excel-only format before upload.