How to Find Your MEXC Futures Trading History and Realized PNL?

Accessing Futures Trading History via MEXC Web Interface

1. Log in to your MEXC account using verified credentials and navigate to the Derivatives section from the main menu bar.

2. Select Perpetual Contracts or Delivery Contracts depending on the contract type you traded.

3. Click on the Order History tab located at the top of the trading panel—this displays all executed, canceled, and expired orders.

4. Use the built-in filters to narrow results by date range, symbol (e.g., BTC_USDT), position side (Long/Short), and order status (Filled, Partially Filled).

5. Each row shows timestamp, symbol, side, type (Market/Limit), size, average fill price, fee, funding fee, and Realized PnL.

Locating Realized PnL in the Account Statement Section

1. Go to Account → Account Statement in the user dashboard sidebar.

2. Choose Futures Account from the account type dropdown menu.

3. Set the time period using the calendar picker—default is last 7 days but supports up to 90 days.

4. Scroll through the transaction list and identify entries labeled Position Close or Auto-Deleveraging.

5. The Realized PnL value appears in the Amount column with USDT or base asset units, accompanied by a positive or negative sign.

Exporting Futures Trade Records as CSV

1. Within the Order History view, locate the Export button positioned above the data table.

2. Select the desired time window and ensure Include realized PnL is enabled in export settings.

3. Click Download CSV—the file contains columns: Order ID, Symbol, Side, Type, Size, Avg Price, Fee, Funding, Liquidation Status, and Realized PnL.

4. Open the downloaded file in Excel or LibreOffice Calc to apply sorting or conditional formatting on the Realized PnL column.

5. Use formulas like =SUMIF(E:E,'BTC_USDT',J:J) to aggregate total Realized PnL per trading pair.

Verifying Trades on MEXC Contract Blockchain Explorer

1. Visit https://contract.mexc.com/explorer and paste your wallet address associated with futures margin deposits.

2. Switch to the Transactions tab and filter by Contract Transfer or Settlement Event.

3. Cross-reference timestamps and amounts with entries in your local CSV export to confirm settlement integrity.

4. Identify transactions labeled PnL Settlement—these reflect final net gains or losses credited or debited post-position closure.

5. The explorer displays raw settlement values denominated in USDT or BTC, matching the Realized PnL shown in your account statement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does MEXC display unrealized PnL alongside realized PnL in the same interface?A: No. Unrealized PnL appears only on the active positions panel during open trades. It vanishes once positions are closed and replaced by realized PnL in history views.

Q: Why does my exported CSV show zero in the Realized PnL column for some filled orders?A: Those entries represent partial fills or order placements without full position closure. Realized PnL is calculated only upon complete position liquidation or manual close.

Q: Can I retrieve futures trade history older than 90 days?A: MEXC’s native interface limits retrieval to 90 days. For extended archives, users must enable API key logging and store webhook payloads or use third-party tools like Miller (mlr) to parse historical dumps.

Q: Is funding fee included in the Realized PnL figure shown on MEXC?A: Yes. The Realized PnL value displayed in order history and account statements is net of all fees including taker/maker commissions, insurance deductions, and accumulated funding charges.