Whether for reconciliation, tax filing, or reviewing your trading strategy, you'll need to access your Binance transaction records. This article explains how to view and export all types of records. If you haven't installed the app, download the Binance app first — you can quickly check recent records in the app.
Viewing Transaction Records on the App
Spot Trading Records
- Open the Binance app
- Tap "Trade" at the bottom
- Tap the "Orders" icon in the top right
- Select "Spot Orders," then "Trade History"
- Filter by trading pair and time period
Futures Trading Records
- Go to the futures trading page
- Tap "Orders" in the top right
- Select "Trade History"
- View all closed futures trades
Deposit/Withdrawal Records
- Tap "Assets"
- Select "Deposit" or "Withdraw"
- View "Deposit History" or "Withdrawal History"
P2P Trading Records
- Go to the P2P trading page
- Tap "Orders"
- Select "Completed" to view historical P2P orders
Viewing on the Web (More Detailed)
The web version offers more complete records and filtering options:
- Log into the Binance website
- Click the avatar in the top right
- Select "Orders," then different record types
Available record types:
- Spot orders
- Margin orders
- Futures orders
- P2P orders
- Deposit history
- Withdrawal history
- Distribution records (airdrops, rebates, etc.)
- Fund transfer records
How to Export Transaction Records
Method 1: Export by Transaction Type
- Log into the Binance web version
- Orders, then Trade History
- Select time range
- Click "Export"
- Download in CSV format
Method 2: Via Tax Report Export
- Binance web, then Wallet, then Tax Report
- Select report type:
- Trade records report
- Deposit/withdrawal report
- Distribution records report
- Select time range
- Generate and download
Method 3: Via API
For developers or those using tax calculation tools:
- Create an API key (read permission only)
- Use API to fetch trading data
- Can integrate with third-party tax tools
What's in the Exported File?
CSV exports typically include:
Spot Trading Records
- Trade time
- Trading pair
- Buy/sell direction
- Price
- Quantity
- Amount
- Fee
- Fee currency
Deposit/Withdrawal Records
- Time
- Currency
- Amount
- Network
- Address
- TxID
- Status
How Long Are Records Retained?
Binance retains your complete trade history. Export limitations:
- Online viewing: All historical records accessible
- CSV export: Usually supports 3 months to 1 year of data
- For older records, export in batches
Uses for Transaction Records
1. Tax Filing
Many countries/regions require reporting capital gains from crypto trading. Records are the basis for calculating P&L.
2. Trading Review
Analyze your trading performance:
- Which pairs performed well
- Average holding duration
- Win rate and risk-reward ratio
3. Dispute Resolution
If you encounter deposit issues or order anomalies, transaction records are essential for communicating with support.
4. Personal Financial Management
Track your overall crypto asset performance.
Practical Tips
- Export regularly: Monthly or quarterly backups recommended
- Organize by category: Save exported CSV files by year and type
- Use Excel for analysis: CSV files open easily in Excel
- Consider tax tools: For high-volume traders, consider professional crypto tax tools
Summary
Binance provides comprehensive transaction record viewing and export features. The app is best for quick recent checks; the web version is better for detailed viewing and exports. Build a habit of regular export backups — useful for tax filing, strategy review, and record-keeping alike.