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Robinhood event contract history: where the numbers for a return come from
As of October 25, 2026, Robinhood keeps event contract history in three places: the History tab, the Realized profit & loss view and the annual statement. Robinhood documents no CSV for event contracts, the in-app P&L leaves fees out, and only the statement covers a whole calendar year with fees.
By Owen Monagan, Founder & CEOUpdated Facts as of October 25, 2026
Robinhood trade data
Checked October 25, 2026- Trade history
- Account, History, filtered to Event contracts: every trade, payout and fee, in the app Source
- In-app realized P&L
- Investing, Realized profit & loss, Prediction markets; “this view doesn’t include fees” Source
- Annual statement
- Typically late January or early February: each trade, closing dates, costs, proceeds, fees and commissions, net P&L Source
- CSV account activity reports
- Brokerage and retirement accounts only; futures, crypto and spending activity are not included, and event contracts are not mentioned Source
- Where you trade
- The Robinhood mobile app; the web shows prediction markets but cannot trade them Source
Every source
Where does a Robinhood event contract history come from?
Each place Robinhood shows event contract activity, and what it covers.
| What it covers | Source | |
|---|---|---|
| Event contracts annual statement | Every event contract trade in the calendar year, with fees | Help Center |
| History, filtered to Event contracts | Each trade, payout and fee, one at a time | Help Center |
| Realized profit & loss, Prediction markets | Closed and settled results by period, before fees | Help Center |
| Account activity reports (CSV) | Brokerage and retirement activity; event contracts not named | Help Center |
| Trade confirmations | One order at a time | Help Center |
In the app
The History tab and the Realized profit & loss view.
Two in-app views, one per trade and one per period.
Account, History, filtered to Event contracts: every trade, payout and fee, in the app. For totals: Investing, Realized profit & loss, Prediction markets; “this view doesn’t include fees”. The periods offered are 1W, 1M, 3M, YTD, MAX. Each shows settled and closed positions in the period, which may not match the statement because of settlement timing.
None of those periods is a past calendar year: YTD is the current one and MAX is every year together. For a year that has closed, the annual statement is the document that covers exactly January 1 to December 31. Trading happens in the Robinhood mobile app; the web shows prediction markets but cannot trade them.
- Trade history
- Account, History, filtered to Event contracts: every trade, payout and fee, in the app Source
- In-app realized P&L
- Investing, Realized profit & loss, Prediction markets; “this view doesn’t include fees” Source
- What the in-app P&L covers
- Settled and closed positions in the period, which may not match the statement because of settlement timing Source
Why totals differ
How Robinhood figures event contract P&L, and why your total can differ.
Robinhood’s own list of reasons, from its tax and statements article.
Closed early: sale proceeds minus purchase cost. Held to settlement: $1 or $0 a contract, minus purchase cost. Robinhood lists what can move its figure away from your own: fees on opening and closing trades, partial fills, settlement timing, sub-penny pricing and rounding.
Two fee descriptions in two articles
The tax article says: “Robinhood charges $0.01 per contract and exchanges typically charge ~$0.01 per contract”. The event contracts overview gives a different commission: k x p x (1 - p) x c, k = 10% (5% with Gold), rounded up to $0.01, at most $0.01 a contract, effective June 1, 2026. A trade’s actual fee is the one on the statement, under fees and commissions. The formula, worked on a Kalshi contract, is in Kalshi vs Robinhood.
- How Robinhood figures P&L
- Closed early: sale proceeds minus purchase cost. Held to settlement: $1 or $0 a contract, minus purchase cost Source
- Why a P&L can differ
- Fees on opening and closing tradesPartial fillsSettlement timingSub-penny pricing and rounding Source
- Fee wording in the tax article
- “Robinhood charges $0.01 per contract and exchanges typically charge ~$0.01 per contract” Source
Price a Robinhood year from its net.
Enter the statement’s net for a federal range under each of the three common routes.
Calculate your taxesExports
CSV reports and monthly statements: what Robinhood exports.
Robinhood’s CSV is built for brokerage accounts. Its articles do not list event contracts in it.
Account activity reports cover brokerage and retirement accounts only; futures, crypto and spending activity are not included, and event contracts are not mentioned. Most reports take 2 hours, and may take up to 24 hours. Monthly statements are chosen by account type, available within the first 2 weeks of the following month. Event contracts are offered through Robinhood Derivatives, the firm behind its futures, and futures are the activity the CSV article excludes by name. What each document reports at tax time is in Robinhood tax forms, and how each filing route uses the statement is in Robinhood taxes.
Questions
Robinhood trade data questions.
Can I export my Robinhood event contract history to CSV?
Robinhood documents no CSV for event contracts as of October 25, 2026. Its account activity reports cover brokerage and retirement accounts only; futures, crypto and spending activity are not included, and event contracts are not mentioned. The year in one document is the event contracts annual statement, typically late January or early February: each trade, closing dates, costs, proceeds, fees and commissions, net P&L.
Where do I see Robinhood prediction market P&L?
In the app: Investing, Realized profit & loss, Prediction markets; “this view doesn’t include fees”. It shows settled and closed positions in the period, which may not match the statement because of settlement timing.
Why doesn’t Robinhood’s P&L match my own math?
Robinhood names four causes: fees on opening and closing trades, partial fills, settlement timing, sub-penny pricing and rounding. The in-app view also leaves fees out, while the annual statement includes them.
Can I trade or download Robinhood event contracts on the web?
Trading is in the Robinhood mobile app; the web shows prediction markets but cannot trade them.
Does Realize connect to Robinhood?
No. Realize has no Robinhood connection, so a Robinhood year starts from the annual statement. The filing calculator takes a net result for the year from any venue.
Sources3 documents
Where each fact comes from.
Every figure above links to one of these, read on the date shown.
Price your Robinhood year three common ways.
Enter your Robinhood event contract net for a federal range under each common route.