How to Export Your Binance Trade History?

Whether for bookkeeping, tax reporting, or reviewing your trading strategy, exporting your trade history is a very useful feature. Binance offers multiple export options -- here's a detailed guide.

Exporting via the Web

After logging in through the Binance official site, follow these steps to export.

Exporting spot trade history:

1. Click your profile icon in the upper right corner and select "Orders" > "Spot Orders"
2. On the "Order History" or "Trade History" page, click the "Export" button in the upper right
3. Select the time range (maximum 3 months at a time)
4. Choose the export format -- typically CSV
5. Click confirm. The file will be generated within a few minutes and can be downloaded from "Export Records"

Exporting other records:

The same method works for exporting futures trade history, deposit/withdrawal records, P2P trade history, and more.

Viewing in the App

After downloading the APK, you can view trade history in the app, though the export function is more convenient on the web. In-app path: Assets > Transaction History > select the account type.

Exporting via API

If you're a developer or use professional crypto tax tools, you can batch-retrieve trade data through the Binance API. Create an API Key on the API management page and use the relevant endpoints.

What Data Is Included?

A typical CSV export file contains the following fields:

• Trade time
• Trading pair (e.g., BTC/USDT)
• Direction (buy/sell)
• Price
• Quantity
• Fee
• Fee currency
• Total value

Important Notes

1. Time range limits

Each export covers a maximum of 3 months. For longer periods, you'll need to export in multiple batches and merge the data.

2. Export regularly

While Binance retains historical data for a long time, it's a good practice to export backups regularly, just in case.

3. Data security

Exported files contain sensitive trading information. Store them securely and don't share them with others or upload them to unsecured locations.

4. Tax purposes

Some countries and regions require reporting capital gains from cryptocurrency trading. Exported trade records are essential for tax calculations. If you have tax obligations, consider using professional crypto tax software.

Recommended Record-Keeping Habits

1. Set a fixed time each month to export the previous month's records
2. Organize and summarize with Excel or Google Sheets
3. Note the rationale for each buy and sell decision for future review
4. Regularly calculate your overall profit and loss

Building the habit of tracking your trades is tremendously helpful for improving your trading skills.