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How to view transaction records on Binance

To view your transaction history on Binance, navigate to "Wallet" in the top nav bar, select "Transaction History," and explore detailed data using advanced filters for type, time, coin, ID, and status.

Feb 03, 2025 at 02:06 am

Key Points:

  • Methods to Access Binance Transaction Records
  • Types of Available Transaction Records
  • Navigating the Binance Transaction History Page
  • Understanding Advanced Filtering Options
  • Exporting Transaction Records
  • Common Questions and Answers

How to View Transaction Records on Binance

Navigating the Binance Transaction History Page

  • Log in to your Binance account.
  • Click on "Wallet" in the top navigation bar.
  • Select "Transaction History" from the drop-down menu.
  • The transaction history page will display all transactions associated with your account.

Understanding Advanced Filtering Options

  • Transaction type: Filter by the type of transaction, such as Spot, Margin, Futures, etc.
  • Start/End time: Specify a time range to view transactions within.
  • Coin: Select a specific cryptocurrency to view its transaction history.
  • Transaction ID: Search for a specific transaction by its unique ID.
  • Status: Filter by the status of the transaction, such as Completed, Canceled, Failed, etc.

Exporting Transaction Records

  • Click on the "Export" button located at the top right corner of the transaction history page.
  • Select the desired file format (CSV or Excel).
  • Click on the "Export" button to download the file.

Types of Available Transaction Records

  • Spot: Transactions related to buying, selling, and trading cryptocurrencies.
  • Margin: Transactions involving borrowing and lending of cryptocurrencies for trading.
  • Futures: Transactions related to cryptocurrency futures contracts.
  • Options: Transactions related to cryptocurrency options contracts.
  • Card: Transactions related to the Binance Card, such as purchases and withdrawals.
  • P2P: Transactions made through the Binance peer-to-peer (P2P) marketplace.
  • Deposits: Transactions related to adding funds to your Binance account.
  • Withdrawals: Transactions related to withdrawing funds from your Binance account.
  • Transfers: Transactions related to transferring funds between different Binance accounts.

Common Questions and Answers

1. How often can I export transaction records?
You can export transaction records as often as needed.

2. Can I filter transaction records by account?
Yes, you can filter transaction records by the specific Binance account associated with them.

3. Does Binance provide transaction receipts?
Yes, you can download a transaction receipt for each transaction in your transaction history.

4. How can I access older transaction records?
If you cannot find older transaction records in your transaction history, you can contact Binance support for assistance.

5. Is it possible to view transaction records for a specific Binance sub-account?
Yes, you can view transaction records for a specific Binance sub-account by logging into that account and following the steps outlined above.

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