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Export your Binance trade history

Orders › Futures Orders › Position History › Export

New in Hammer. We built this import from Binance's documented export format and haven't seen a real file yet. Check a few trades against Binance after importing — and if something's off, the Feedback button reaches us directly.

Steps

1. Log in to Binance on the website.
2. Go to Orders › Futures Orders, or scroll below the chart on the USDⓈ-M Futures page.
3. Open the Position History tab.
4. Choose the date range.
5. Click Export and download the CSV. Keep the file's name — it ends with the timezone, like (UTC+8).

What's in the file

A CSV named like Binance-Futures-Position-History-…(UTC+8).csv: symbol, margin mode, position side, entry and average close price, size, closing P&L, open and close times, and status.

What Hammer does with it

• Each closed position becomes one trade; partially closed positions wait until they're fully closed.
• Times are read in the timezone the file's name gives.
• Binance's closing P&L leaves trading fees out, so these trades show P&L before fees.

Good to know

• Position History is USDⓈ-M and COIN-M futures only — spot trades aren't in this export.

Import it

• On the web: Settings › Your data › Import…, then drop the file in.
• On iPhone, iPad or Mac: Settings › Import › Import…, then choose the file.
• Just curious? Try it with your trades — Hammer reads the file right in your browser and shows what's costing you, before you sign up.

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