Binance Supports Statement Exports
Yes, Binance provides a complete account statement export feature. You can export all trading records, deposit and withdrawal records, earn yields, and more for personal financial management or tax filing.
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What Data Can You Export
Trading Records
- Spot trading records
- Futures trading records
- C2C trading records
- Margin trading records
- Convert records
Deposit & Withdrawal Records
- Crypto deposit records
- Crypto withdrawal records
- Fiat deposit/withdrawal records
Earnings Records
- Earn product yields
- Launchpool earnings
- Airdrop records
- Dividend records
- Referral commission records
Others
- Fee details
- Funding rates (futures)
- Transfer records (between sub-accounts)
How to Export
Export via Web (Recommended)
- Log in to the Binance website
- Go to "Orders" → "Trade History"
- Or go to "Wallet" → "Transaction History"
- Select the type of records to export
- Set the time range
- Click "Export"
- Choose the file format (usually CSV)
- Wait for generation and download
Export via API
If you need a more flexible way to retrieve data:
- Create an API key on Binance
- Use API calls to fetch trading data
- Suitable for developers or users of third-party tools
View on the App
You can view transaction records on the Binance app, but the full export feature is more convenient on the web. The app is mainly for viewing and filtering:
- Open the Binance app
- Go to "Funds" → "Transaction History"
- Filter records by type and time
- View details
It's recommended to download the Binance app alongside the web version — use the app for details and the web for data exports.
Time Range for Exports
- You can export up to 3 months of data per request
- For longer periods, export in multiple batches
- Historical data is typically retained for an extended period (subject to Binance policy)
Export File Format
Primarily CSV format:
- Can be opened and processed in Excel
- Can be imported into tax software
- Can be used for personal bookkeeping
CSV files typically include the following columns:
- Time
- Trading pair/token
- Type (buy/sell/deposit/withdrawal, etc.)
- Amount
- Price
- Fee
- Total
Use Cases
1. Personal Financial Management
Understand the full picture of your trades: how much you earned, how much you lost, and how much you spent on fees.
2. Tax Filing
More and more countries require reporting crypto gains. With complete trading records, you can accurately calculate taxable income.
3. Profit & Loss Analysis
Export data and analyze your trading performance in Excel to identify patterns of profit and loss.
4. Dispute Resolution
If you have a dispute with a counterparty, complete transaction records serve as your evidence.
5. Proof of Assets
Some scenarios (such as loan applications) may require proof of assets, and exported account reports can serve as reference.
Third-Party Tax Tools
If you need more professional tax reports, you can use third-party tools compatible with Binance:
- CoinTracker
- Koinly
- CoinLedger
- TokenTax
These tools can connect to Binance via API and automatically generate reports that comply with tax requirements in various countries.
Important Notes
- Export regularly: It's recommended to export monthly or quarterly — don't wait until year-end
- Store securely: Exported files contain sensitive information, so keep them safe
- Verify data: Spot-check a few transactions after exporting to confirm accuracy
- Export by type: If you've engaged in multiple types of trading on Binance (spot + futures + earn), export them separately
- Mind the time zone: Exported data times may be in UTC — be careful when converting to local time
Summary
Binance provides a complete account statement export feature supporting all types of transaction records. It's recommended to use the web version for exports and to regularly back up your trading data. Whether for personal financial management or tax filing, complete transaction records are indispensable.