Binance App Order History and Trade Records

Every trade is worth recording. Whether you are reviewing your trading strategy, reconciling your accounts, or preparing a tax filing, querying your order history is an essential operation. Here is a comprehensive review of the Binance app's trade record query features.

Order History Entry Points

The Binance app provides multiple ways to access your order history:

Entry point 1: Trading page → "Open Orders" area at the bottom → Tap the "Order History" tab.

Entry point 2: Profile → Orders / Trade History.

Entry point 3: Wallet page → Trade records icon.

In testing, Entry point 2 is the most comprehensive, allowing you to view all types of trade records. Other entry points typically only show records of a specific type.

Spot Trade Records

How to View

On the order history page, select the "Spot" category to view all spot trade history.

Record Details

Each spot trade record contains the following information:

Understanding Order Statuses

Filled: The order was fully executed.

Partially Filled: The order was only partially executed; the remaining portion was manually canceled by you or automatically canceled by the system.

Canceled: The order was canceled before being filled. This may have been a manual cancellation or an automatic cancellation triggered by an expiry condition.

Expired: An order with a time-in-force setting that automatically expires at the specified time.

Futures Trade Records

How to View

Switch to the "Futures" category to view records. Futures records are divided into two subcategories: "USDT-M" and "Coin-M."

Record Details

Futures trade records include the following fields in addition to those found in spot records:

• Leverage: The leverage multiplier used for this trade
• Margin: The margin amount used
• Realized PNL: The actual profit or loss after closing the position
• Funding Fee: Funding fees paid or received while the position was open
• Position Mode: Cross / Isolated

Liquidation Records

If a futures position was ever forcibly liquidated, the liquidation record will appear in the futures trade history and will be specially marked to distinguish it from regular records.

C2C / P2P Trade Records

How to View

Switch to the "C2C" or "P2P" category to view these records.

Record Details

The information structure for C2C trade records differs from spot:

• Order number: Unique identifier
• Ad type: Buy / Sell
• Coin: The cryptocurrency traded
• Quantity: The amount traded
• Unit price: Price per unit in fiat currency
• Total amount: Total in fiat currency
• Counterparty: The other party's nickname
• Payment method: Bank transfer / Alipay / WeChat / etc.
• Status: Completed / Canceled / Under Appeal

Deposit and Withdrawal Records

Deposit Records

Displays all on-chain deposit records:

• Coin type
• Deposit network
• Deposit amount
• Transaction hash (TxID)
• Status: Processing / Completed / Failed
• Time

Tapping the transaction hash navigates to the blockchain explorer to view on-chain confirmation details.

Withdrawal Records

Displays all on-chain withdrawal records; the fields are similar to deposit records, with the addition of:

• Withdrawal address
• Network fee
• Actual amount received

Earn and Savings Records

Subscription Records

Displays the history of your Earn product subscriptions:

• Product name
• Subscription amount
• Subscription time
• Annual interest rate

Redemption Records

Displays the redemption history for Earn products:

• Redemption amount
• Redemption time
• Credit time

Interest Distribution Records

Displays the daily breakdown of Earn interest payments:

• Coin type
• Interest amount
• Distribution time
• Corresponding Earn product

Filtering and Searching

Order history supports powerful filtering capabilities:

Time Filter

Supported time range options:

• Last 1 day
• Last 1 week
• Last 1 month
• Last 3 months
• Custom date range

The custom date range can be set to a specific date. In testing, you can query all records going back to the date your account was created.

Trading Pair Filter

You can select a specific trading pair to filter records. If you only want to see your BTC/USDT trade history, selecting it will show only records for that pair.

Side Filter

You can filter to show only "Buy" or only "Sell" records.

Status Filter

You can filter by order status: Filled, Canceled, Partially Filled, and so on.

Combined Filtering

All of the above filter conditions can be freely combined. For example, "Last 1 month + BTC/USDT + Buy + Filled" will return records that match all of the specified conditions.

In testing, the response speed for combined filtering is very fast with no noticeable delay even for large datasets.

Data Export

For users who need to do detailed accounting analysis or tax filings, the data export feature is extremely valuable.

How to Export

Path: Order records page → "Export" button in the top-right corner.

Export Format

Supports export as a CSV file, which can be opened in Excel or other spreadsheet software.

Export Scope

You can select the time range and transaction type to export. In testing, a single export supports up to one year of data.

Export Process

1. Select the data type to export (Spot / Futures / Deposits & Withdrawals / etc.)
2. Select the time range
3. Tap "Generate Report"
4. The system processes the request and sends a download link to your email
5. Download the CSV file from your email

In testing, export processing time ranges from a few minutes to several hours, depending on the volume of data.

Order Details Page

Tapping any trade record opens the order details page, where you can view more complete information.

Spot Order Details

In addition to the basic information shown in the list, the details page also includes:

• Complete fill breakdown (large orders may be filled in multiple partial fills)
• The specific price and quantity of each fill
• A detailed fee calculation
• If BNB was used for fee discount, the amount of BNB deducted is displayed

Futures Order Details

Futures order details are more extensive:

• Open/close prices
• PNL calculation breakdown
• Funding fee details
• Liquidation price (if applicable)

Trade Statistics Feature

Some versions of the Binance app include a trade statistics feature that aggregates and analyzes your historical trade data:

Trade Frequency Statistics

Displays the distribution of your trade count across different time periods, helping you understand your own trading habits.

Profit and Loss Statistics

Summarizes your realized PNL by time period (daily / weekly / monthly) and displays it visually as a bar chart.

Fee Statistics

Aggregated data on your total accumulated fee expenditures. For high-frequency traders, this data is very useful as a reference.

Best Trade

The system highlights your single most profitable trade and your single biggest loss, making it easy to review and analyze.

Tips for Reviewing Your Trades

With a complete trade record at your disposal, you can use the following approaches to review and improve your trading performance:

Regular Review Sessions

It is recommended to spend 30 minutes each week reviewing that week's trade records:

• How many trades were profitable, and how many were losses?
• What was the win rate?
• What were the largest single profit and loss?
• Did you follow your trading plan?

Analyze Trading Patterns

Use historical data to identify your own trading patterns:

• During which time periods is your win rate highest?
• Which trading pairs perform best for you?
• Which order type (limit / market) tends to produce better fill results?

Keep a Trading Journal

Although the Binance app captures objective trade data, it is recommended to also record your subjective reasoning — why you entered, why you exited, and what your market assessment was at the time. Combining objective data with subjective records produces better analytical insights.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why can I not find some older trade records? A: The Binance app displays recent records by default. Use the custom time filter to look up older records. If you still cannot find them, use the data export feature to obtain your complete history.

Q: What time zone are the timestamps in the trade records? A: The default display is UTC+8 (Beijing time). You can adjust the time zone in settings.

Q: The exported CSV file seems incomplete — what is wrong? A: Check whether the time range exceeds the single-export limit. If you need data spanning a longer period, export in multiple batches and then merge the files.

Q: How do I check the on-chain confirmation status of a deposit? A: In the deposit records, tap the "TxID" of the deposit in question. This will open the blockchain explorer and display detailed on-chain confirmation information.

Summary

The Binance app's order history and trade record query features are extremely comprehensive. They cover all transaction types including spot, futures, C2C, deposits and withdrawals, and Earn products, with rich filtering options and detailed data presentation.

The standout feature worth highlighting is the data export — for users who need to manage their accounts or file taxes, this is an indispensable tool. The CSV export format is highly compatible and can easily be processed with a wide range of analytical tools.

Every trader is encouraged to develop the habit of regularly reviewing and reflecting on their trade records. Trade records are not just accounting documentation — they are a valuable data resource for improving your trading performance over time.

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