APMEX IMPORT

Already bought from APMEX? Import it, don't retype it.

BullionKeeper recognizes APMEX's order history CSV format automatically and maps every line item into your vault — metal, weight, purity, price, and date, without manual entry.

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Retyping an order history is a waste of an evening

Years of orders, one at a time

Manually entering every APMEX purchase you've made since you started buying means re-typing data that already exists in a file you can download in seconds.

Transcription errors creep in

Manual entry means typos in price, weight, or date — small errors that quietly throw off your real cost basis.

It's the single biggest barrier to actually starting

Facing a blank tracker and years of purchase history to enter by hand is exactly why most people never start tracking at all.

What the APMEX import actually does

Auto-detects the APMEX format

Upload your APMEX order history export and it's recognized automatically — no manual column mapping.

Maps metal, weight, purity, and price

Each line item's product, weight, purity, total price, and currency are extracted and mapped into your vault.

Keeps the order date and order number

Your original purchase date and APMEX order number are preserved as a reference on each holding.

Works alongside manual entries

Imported and manually-entered holdings live in the same vault, valued the same way.

Import your APMEX history in minutes

Free to start — download your order history CSV from APMEX and upload it directly.

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FAQ

How do I export my order history from APMEX?

Download your order history as a CSV from your APMEX account's order page, then upload that file directly — no reformatting needed.

What does the import actually bring in?

Metal type, weight, quantity, purity, total price, currency, and order date for each line item, with the APMEX order number kept as a reference note.

Does it work if I've also bought from other dealers?

Yes — you can import from APMEX, JM Bullion, and Kitco separately, and everything lands in the same vault alongside anything you've entered manually.