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How to find trade history on KuCoin Futures?

To access your KuCoin Futures trade history, go to the Futures section, switch to the “Trade” tab under Order History, and filter by date or symbol for accurate records of executed trades.

Jul 27, 2025 at 06:07 pm

Understanding KuCoin Futures Trade History


KuCoin Futures is a platform where users can trade perpetual and futures contracts using leverage. Every trade executed on this platform is recorded in your personal trade history. This data includes details like entry price, exit price, position size, fees, realized P&L, and timestamps. Accessing this history is crucial for performance tracking, tax reporting, and refining trading strategies. The trade history on KuCoin Futures is not the same as spot trading history—it’s isolated within the Futures section of your account.

Navigating to the Futures Section


To begin, log in to your KuCoin account via the web platform or the mobile app. Once logged in:

  • Click on “Futures” from the main navigation menu.
  • Ensure you are in the correct trading mode—either USDT-Margined or Coin-Margined, depending on which contracts you’ve traded.
  • Look for a tab labeled “Orders” or “History.” This is where your trade records are stored.

    On the web version, the trade history is typically found under the “Order” dropdown in the top-right corner of the trading interface. On mobile, tap the three-dot menu or the “History” icon located near the open positions panel.

    Locating Trade History vs. Order History


    Many users confuse Order History with Trade History. Order History shows all placed orders (including canceled or unfilled ones), while Trade History specifically lists executed trades. To access Trade History:
  • In the Futures interface, click “Order History.”
  • Switch the tab from “Order” to “Trade.”
  • You’ll now see a list of all your filled trades, each with unique trade IDs, timestamps, and profit/loss data.

    Each row in the Trade History table includes:

    • Symbol (e.g., BTC/USDT)
    • Side (Buy or Sell)
    • Price at execution
    • Quantity
    • Fee incurred
    • Realized P&L (Profit or Loss)

    Filtering and Exporting Trade History


    KuCoin allows filtering by date range, symbol, and order type. This is essential if you’ve traded across multiple pairs or timeframes:
  • Click the calendar icon next to the search bar in the Trade History tab.
  • Select a start and end date—the system defaults to the last 7 days, so adjust accordingly.
  • Use the symbol filter to isolate trades for a specific asset like ETHUSDT or SOLUSD.
  • For detailed record-keeping, click the “Export” button (if available on your device). This generates a CSV file containing all visible trade data.

    If the export option is missing:

    • Try switching to the web version—it offers more advanced tools.
    • Ensure you’re not using a third-party browser extension that blocks pop-ups.
    • Clear your browser cache or log in from an incognito window to avoid UI glitches.

    Mobile App Access to Trade History


    For mobile users, accessing trade history is slightly different:
  • Open the KuCoin app and go to the Futures tab.
  • Tap on “Orders” at the bottom of the screen.
  • Switch from “Open Orders” to “Order History.”
  • Tap the “Trade” sub-tab to view only executed trades—not just placed orders.

    The mobile interface may not show all fields by default. To see full details:

    • Tap any individual trade entry.
    • A pop-up will display fee breakdown, entry/exit time, and realized P&L.
    • If the data seems incomplete, ensure your app is updated to the latest version from the App Store or Google Play.

    Common Issues and Troubleshooting


    Some users report missing trades in their history. This often occurs due to:
  • Incorrect date range selection—always verify the time zone (KuCoin uses UTC).
  • Filtering by the wrong margin type—check if the trade was in USDT-M or COIN-M.
  • API key restrictions—if using third-party tools, ensure the API has “Order” read permissions enabled in KuCoin’s security settings.

    If a trade still doesn’t appear:

    • Contact KuCoin Support directly via the in-app chat or support.kucoin.com.
    • Provide the exact timestamp and symbol—you’ll need this for faster resolution.
    • Avoid deleting or modifying your local records until the issue is confirmed.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Q: Can I see trade history for closed positions that were auto-liquidated?

    Yes. Auto-liquidated trades appear in the Trade History tab with a negative P&L. Look for the “Liquidation” tag in the side column or check the fee field—liquidation fees are usually higher than standard taker fees.

    Q: Why does my trade history show multiple entries for one position?

    This happens when a single order is filled in parts (partial fills). Each fill generates a separate entry in Trade History. Check the “Order ID”—if multiple trades share the same ID, they belong to one original order.

    Q: Is trade history available for cross-margin mode only?

    No. Trade history is available regardless of whether you used cross-margin or isolated-margin mode. The margin mode affects liquidation risk—not how trades are recorded.

    Q: Can I retrieve trade history older than 3 months?

    Yes, but only via manual export from the web interface. KuCoin retains trade history for up to 1 year. If you haven’t exported data within that period, it may no longer be accessible through the UI—contact support with your request.

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