How to Download and Export Your Binance Trade Reports?

Tax Season Is Here -- Where Do You Export Trade Records?

Whether it's for filing taxes, reviewing your investment performance, or just figuring out whether you actually made or lost money over the past year, you need a complete trade history. Binance offers a fairly comprehensive report export feature, but the entry point is a bit hidden -- many users can't find it.

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Exporting from the Web Platform

The web platform is the most convenient way to export reports, with more complete features than the mobile app.

Steps:

1. Log into the Binance website (binance.com)
2. Hover over the user icon in the top right
3. In the dropdown, click "Orders" -> "Trade History"
4. On the trade history page, filter by time range and trade type
5. Click the "Export" button in the top right
6. Select your time range (maximum 3 months per export)
7. Choose the export format (typically CSV)
8. Submit the request. The system will generate the file, which you can download from the "Export Records" page

For data spanning more than 3 months, you'll need to export in multiple batches and merge them manually.

What Types of Records Can You Export?

Binance's reporting system is quite comprehensive, covering:

• Spot trade history: All buy and sell orders on the spot market
• Futures trade history: All USDT-M and Coin-M contract trades
• P2P trade history: All fiat currency orders
• Deposit and withdrawal history: All crypto deposits and withdrawals
• Earn income records: Detailed earnings from flexible, fixed-term, staking, and other products
• Distribution and airdrop records: Rewards from events and promotions
• Fee records: Detailed fee breakdowns for every trade

Each type needs to be exported separately -- there's no one-click "export everything" option.

Can You Export from the Mobile App?

The Binance mobile app lets you view trade records, but export functionality is more limited:

1. Open the App -> Tap "Wallet" -> Tap "Transaction History"
2. Filter by currency or transaction type
3. Some versions support exporting directly to email

For bulk data or specific report formats, stick to the web platform.

What's in the Exported CSV File?

A typical spot trading CSV includes these fields:

• Transaction time
• Trading pair (e.g., BTC/USDT)
• Buy/sell direction
• Execution price
• Filled quantity
• Transaction amount
• Fee
• Fee currency

You can open these files in Excel or Google Sheets for analysis and calculations.

Exporting via API

For technically inclined users, Binance also provides API endpoints for retrieving trade data. Through the API, you can write scripts to automatically pull historical trade records with more flexible queries and data handling. API documentation is available on Binance's developer page.

Note that API historical data retrieval also has time range and rate limits -- each request returns a maximum of 1,000 records, and you'll need pagination parameters for larger datasets.

Third-Party Tax Tools

If manual compilation sounds tedious, consider third-party crypto tax tools like CoinTracker, Koinly, or TokenTax. These tools can connect directly to your Binance account via API, automatically import all trade data, and generate tax reports.

When using third-party tools, we recommend granting read-only API keys only -- never give trading permissions. Keep your funds safe.

Key Takeaways

Binance's trade report export is comprehensive, and the web platform is the recommended approach. We suggest exporting records quarterly for backup rather than scrambling at tax time. CSV files are universally compatible -- whether you want to analyze in Excel or import into third-party tools, they work seamlessly.