Export your Binance transaction history
One CSV of every buy, sell and convert — Spendly works out your balances and average cost from it.
1Get the file
- Sign in on the website
- Open Transaction HistoryWallet›Transaction History
- ExportExport›Generate all statements
Either button works.
- Full date range + CSV
If Binance limits the range, export in parts and import each.
- Download the CSV
Pick this, not that
Good to know
The file has no price for them, so they are costed at today’s price — their gain counts from today.
Left unticked in the preview. Tick it if you want it.
It is in the file. It stays on your phone.
2Bring it into Spendly
- Open ImportInvest›Import
- Pick the file typeBinance
- Choose the file
- Check the preview → Save
Anything you already have is updated, not duplicated.
Questions
How do I export my Binance transaction history?
On binance.com open Wallet → Transaction History → Export (or “Generate all statements”), choose the full date range and CSV. If the range is limited, export it in parts.
Why is the cost of some coins today’s price?
Coins you deposited from another wallet, received as a gift or earned as interest have no purchase price in the Binance file, so Spendly costs them at today’s price. You can change the cost on the holding.
Does Spendly need my Binance API key?
No. You export the CSV yourself. Spendly never asks for your exchange login or keys.