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Export your MEXC trade history
Orders › Futures Orders › Order History › Export
New in Hammer. We built this import from MEXC's documented export format and haven't seen a real file yet. Check a few trades against MEXC after importing — and if something's off, the Feedback button reaches us directly.
Steps
- Log in to MEXC on the website.
- Go to Orders › Futures Orders and open Order History.
- Set the date range and click Export.
What's in the file
One row per order: time (with its timezone in the header), pair, direction (open or close, long or short), filled size, average price, closing P&L and trading fee.
What Hammer does with it
- Rebuilds positions from the orders, keeping longs and shorts on the same pair apart (hedge mode).
- Cancelled orders are ignored; positions still open are left out.
- MEXC's order export has no funding, so these trades carry none.
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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