BullionKeeper recognizes JM Bullion's order history CSV format automatically and maps every line item into your vault — no manual entry, no reformatting.
Start freeRe-entering years of JM Bullion purchases manually means retyping data that's already sitting in an export you can download right now.
A mistyped price or weight on even one purchase quietly throws off your real cost basis and gain/loss numbers.
Facing a blank vault and a long purchase history to type in by hand is exactly why tracking gets put off indefinitely.
Upload your JM Bullion order export and it's recognized automatically — no manual column mapping required.
Each purchase's item name, weight, purity, and order total are extracted and mapped into your vault.
Your original purchase date and JM Bullion order number stay attached to each holding as a reference.
Imported and hand-entered holdings are valued and tracked exactly the same way.
Free to start — download your order history CSV from JM Bullion and upload it directly.
Start tracking freeDownload your order history as a CSV from your JM Bullion account, then upload it directly — the format is recognized automatically.
Item name (used to identify the metal), weight, quantity, purity, order total, currency, and order date, with the JM Bullion order number kept as a reference.
Yes — JM Bullion, APMEX, and Kitco imports all land in the same vault, alongside anything you've added manually.