How to view your trade history on Gate.io? (Account Records)

Accessing Trade History via Web Interface

1. Log in to your verified Gate.io account at www.gate.com using secure credentials.

2. Click the profile icon located in the top-right corner of the page.

3. Select 'Assets' from the dropdown menu to enter the asset management dashboard.

4. In the left-side navigation panel, click 'Order Records' to load all order-related entries.

5. Use the search bar at the top to input a specific trading pair such as SOLUSDT or APTUSDT for immediate filtering.

Navigating Trade History on Mobile App

1. Launch the official Gate.io Android or iOS application after completing KYC verification.

2. Tap the bottom navigation tab labeled 'My' to access personal account functions.

3. Scroll down and select 'Order Records' from the list of options.

4. Tap the filter icon in the upper-right corner and choose the desired trading pair from the dropdown.

5. Swipe vertically through the chronological list; each entry displays timestamp, direction (Buy/Sell), executed price, quantity, and final status.

Locating Executed Trades Through Spot Trading Page

1. After logging in, click 'Spot Trading' in the main navigation bar.

2. Type the target symbol—e.g., ATOM or LDO—into the market search field and select its USDT pair.

3. Once inside the trading interface, scroll down to the 'Order Zone' section and switch to the 'Trade Records' tab.

4. The system automatically loads up to 500 most recent fills without requiring manual date range selection.

5. Each record includes time, price, volume, side indicator, and fee amount denominated in either base or quote currency.

Cross-Verifying with Asset Movement Logs

1. Return to the 'Assets' page and locate the respective tokens involved—SOL, USDT, APT, or ATOM.

2. Click the 'Details' button next to each token’s balance line.

3. Inside the token-specific page, navigate to the 'Transaction Records' sub-tab and apply the “Spot Trading” filter.

4. Match timestamps and amounts across both assets to confirm dual-leg settlement consistency.

5. Identify corresponding entries where SOL outflow aligns precisely with USDT inflow—or vice versa—at identical millisecond-level timestamps.

Using Order ID for Granular Traceability

1. Retrieve the 18-digit numeric Order ID from any completed entry in the 'Order Records' section.

2. Go back to the token details page for either side of the trade and open the 'Transaction Records' tab.

3. Paste the Order ID into the search field and initiate the query.

4. The result will display full execution context including limit price deviation, actual fill quantity, applied fee rate, and settlement confirmation status.

5. This method isolates exact chain-of-custody data for dispute resolution or audit preparation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I export my full trade history beyond 90 days?Yes. Gate.io allows CSV export of trade records spanning up to 90 days per request. For longer durations, users must perform sequential exports segmented by time windows.

Q: Why do some trades appear in 'Order Records' but not in 'Trade Records'?This occurs when orders are canceled before matching. Only fully executed orders populate the 'Trade Records' tab. Partial fills appear in both sections with distinct status labels.

Q: Is there a way to see fees paid in real-time during order placement?The fee preview appears instantly upon entering order parameters in the trading interface. Final fee values reflect actual execution conditions and are visible post-trade in both 'Order Records' and 'Trade Records'.

Q: Do stop-limit orders show up in the same location as regular limit orders?Stop-limit orders appear under 'Order Records' once triggered. Their initial inactive state does not generate entries until activation and subsequent matching occur.