How to Export Your Complete Binance Trade History?

Why Export Your Trade History?

After trading on Binance for a while, you may need to export your records. The most common reasons: filing taxes requires transaction documentation, you want to use Excel for profit analysis and trade reviews, or you simply want a personal backup. Whatever the purpose, Binance provides comprehensive export options.

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Method 1: Export via the Binance Website (Recommended)

The web version offers the most complete export features with the widest range of record types.

Steps:

1. Open the Binance website on your computer and log in
2. Click your profile icon in the top right, select "Orders" → "Trade History"
3. You'll see tabs for different record types: Spot, Futures, P2P, Deposits/Withdrawals, etc.
4. Select the type of records you want to export
5. Set the time range (up to one year at a time)
6. Click "Export" and download in CSV format

The exported CSV file can be opened with Excel, Google Sheets, or WPS. It includes detailed information for each trade: time, trading pair, direction (buy/sell), fill price, quantity, fees, and more.

Note: Each export supports a maximum of 3 months of data. For longer periods, you'll need to export multiple times and combine the files.

Method 2: Export via the Binance App

Mobile export is also available but with more limited options.

Steps:

1. Open the Binance app and tap the "Assets" tab at the bottom
2. Tap the statement icon in the top right or navigate to "Transaction History"
3. Filter by record type and time period
4. Find the export option and generate the report

The app's exported data may be less detailed than the web version. For comprehensive records, the desktop approach is recommended.

Method 3: Use Binance's Report Generation Feature

Binance also offers a dedicated reporting tool. Navigate to: Website → Wallet → Transaction Reports (or search "reports" in the search bar).

This tool can generate more comprehensive account reports, including:

• Spot trade records: Detailed logs of all spot transactions
• Futures trade records: Including opens, closes, and funding rate payments
• Deposit/withdrawal records: Complete deposit and withdrawal details
• Distribution and airdrop records: Earnings from activities and promotions
• Interest income: Earnings from savings products and staking

Select the report types you need, and the system will process them in the background. You'll receive an email notification when they're ready for download.

Method 4: Via API

If you're a developer or use third-party tax tools, you can pull transaction data through the Binance API. This requires creating an API key in your account settings and writing code to call the endpoint. This method is the most flexible but has the highest barrier to entry — most users will find the previous methods sufficient.

How to Organize After Exporting

Once you have the CSV files, some cleanup may be needed:

1. Merge multiple files: If you exported in batches, combine all data into one spreadsheet
2. Sort by date: Ensure all records are chronologically ordered from earliest to latest
3. Calculate profit/loss: Use Excel formulas to compute actual P&L for each trade
4. Track fees separately: Break out fees for easy total cost calculation
5. Currency conversion: If you need local currency amounts, apply the exchange rate from that time

FAQ

Q: Is there a time limit on exportable records? A: You can currently export all records since registration, but each export covers a maximum of 3 months — segment and export in batches.

Q: What file format is used? A: Primarily CSV, which any spreadsheet software can open. Some reports are also available in PDF format.

Q: Can I export records after deleting my account? A: No — once the account is deleted, you can no longer export history. Always back up everything before closing your account.

Summary

The best way to export Binance trade records is through the website: log in → Orders → Trade History → select type and date range → export CSV. For more comprehensive reports, use Binance's built-in report generation tool. Making regular backups of your trade history is a good habit — it'll come in handy for taxes or performance reviews down the road.