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Import from Binance

How to export your Binance trade history and import it into Trader Leap.

Binance keeps your trade history inside your own account, and Trader Leap imports that file as CSV.

Exporting the history

On Binance, open Orders > Trade History (for spot) or the equivalent futures history screen.
Click Export and choose the period you want to export.
Download the file as CSV.

Binance limits each export to a few months of history. To bring in years of trades, run several exports and import one file at a time.

Importing into Trader Leap

Go to Import and upload the CSV.
Binance has no ready-made template in Trader Leap, so map the file's columns.
Review the preview and confirm. The trades go into your journal.

Save the mapping on your first import. On your next Binance exports, just reuse it instead of mapping everything again.

Import from Hyperliquid (Perpetuals)

Guide to bringing your Hyperliquid perpetuals history into Trader Leap.

Import from Interactive Brokers (IBKR)

Interactive Brokers requires a one-time Flex Query setup before the first import.

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