In this article, you'll find all the information you need to import your transactions from Binance to CryptoBooks via CSV file.
Which CSV files to import
To connect Binance to CryptoBooks, you’ll need three types of CSV files:
Asset history
Trade history
Conversion history
How to download the Asset history CSV file
login into Binance, then click on Wallet in the upper right corner
from the dropdown menu, select Asset History.
at the top right, click on the icon showing a downward arrow, then click on the Export Transaction Records button
from the dropdown menu, select the desired time period, leave All for both Account and Coin, finally click on Generate
once generated, you can download the csv file on your computer by clicking on Download
How to download the Trade history CSV file
at the top right, click on the profile icon
now click on Orders
on the new page, select Trade History from the top menu, then click on the icon showing a downward arrow, and finally click on Export Trade History
in the new modal, select All time, set the time period, and finally click the Generate button
click on the Download button to save the file on your computer
How to download the Conversion history CSV file
🚨 There is some limitations
Due to limitations imposed by Binance, it is only possible to generate a report for a maximum of 90 days at a time. To obtain the full transaction history from the date the account was opened, you may need to submit multiple consecutive requests to cover the entire period.
⚠️ Conversion needed
The conversion history is provided in Excel format and needs to be converted and saved into Csv format in order to be accepted by the software.
You can use a free tool like this one.
at the top right, click on the profile icon, then click on Orders
click on Convert history from the menu on the left
select the time period, then click on the export icon at the top right
the Excel file will be generated and automatically saved on your computer
Import your Binance CSV files into CryptoBooks
To learn how to import your CSV file into a new connection or an existing one, please check out this article.