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Binance Account Statement: How to Get One Sent to You
Having trouble getting a Binance Account Statement? Here is a simple explanation that may be easier to understand.
In this article...
- Having trouble getting a Binance account statement?
- Here are some very simple instructions to follow
- This is an easy step-by-step guide
If you need to obtain a Binance Account Statement, here is a very simple explanation.
1. Log in to Binance
Go to the Binance website and log in to your account.
2. Find account statements
Click on Wallet.
Click on Account Statement.
3. Choose your statement details
Date: Select the date you need the statement for. Remember, you can only get statements for up to one year in the past.
Account: Choose the specific account you need a statement for (if you have more than one).
Wallet: Select the type of wallet (Spot, Margin, Futures, Funding, Earn).
Currency: Choose the currency you want to see your balance in (BTC or USDT).
Click Search.
4. View your statement
You'll see a summary of your account on the date you selected. This includes your balances in different wallets.
5. Export your statement
Click Export.
To download an image: Choose JPEG.
To email yourself a copy: Enter your email address.
To send a PDF to your email:
Choose PDF.
Enter your email address.
You'll need to create a password to access the PDF file itself.
Important: Please take caution when sharing this password with anybody noting the only way to access/open the PDF file is by using this assigned password.
Important notes about PDFs
The PDF statement will only be in English.
The download link will expire after 7 days.
Need statements older than one year?
You'll need to use Binance's Report Center. Here's how:
VIP users: Go to VIP Portal - Report Center - Generate Now.
Non-VIP users: You might be able to access the Report Center. Submit a request on the VIP Portal website.
Still have questions?
Contact Binance support. CoinJar Support cannot assist with the use of the Binance platform. We are not affiliated with Binance in any way.
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