P2PTab

Binance to CoinLedger

Download your Binance history, drop it in below, and you get a file in CoinLedger's own import layout plus a list of anything that needs a manual fix.

Based on Binance's help pages and sample files; check the first rows after you import

Your file is read in this browser tab and never uploaded.

1. Export from Binance

On the website, open Assets, then Asset History, and choose Export Transaction Records. Use Customize to request one calendar year per file, then download it within seven days, before the link expires. The file lists every balance change across Spot, Funding and Earn. Step-by-step: how to export Binance transaction history.

If you're opening an account now, the sign-up guide covers the settings worth switching on first.

2. What changes in the file

Binance transaction history statement
Column in the exportWhat we take from it
UTC_TimeTransaction time (already UTC). Rows with the same time and account are grouped into one trade.
AccountUsed only to group a trade's rows together. Spot, Funding and Earn are treated as one Binance account for cost basis.
OperationTransaction type: trade side, fee, deposit, withdrawal, interest, staking reward, distribution.
CoinAsset ticker.
ChangeAmount with a sign: negative is what left your balance, positive what arrived.
RemarkNot used.
CoinLedger universal manual import
CoinLedger columnFilled from
Date (UTC)Transaction time in UTC, MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM:SS
Platform (Optional)Exchange name
Asset Sent / Amount SentThe side that left your balance
Asset Received / Amount ReceivedThe side that arrived
Fee Currency / Fee AmountFee, in the asset it was charged in
TypeTrade, Deposit, Withdrawal, Staking, Interest, Income or Airdrop
Description (Optional)Original operation name for income rows
TxHash (Optional)The transaction ID on the blockchain, when the file has one

3. Import into CoinLedger

In CoinLedger, open Import, choose Manual import or Universal template, and upload the converted CSV.

Known problems with this pair

  • CoinLedger needs the platform name on each row; the converter writes binance.
  • Trades against USDT carry no dollar value in the file. CoinLedger prices them after import.