TL;DR You can still import your Coinbase Pro transactions into CoinTracking via CSV upload, but Coinbase Pro no longer offers native export tools. You'll need to request your trade and transfer history from Coinbase Support directly. Two files are required: one for trades and one for deposits/withdrawals. Note that Coinbase Pro has since been merged into Coinbase (Advanced Trade), which can affect balances and transfer history. See below for details.
How Can I Import My Coinbase Pro Transactions?
Although Coinbase Pro no longer provides an official API or CSV export within the platform, you can still import your historical data into CoinTracking by manually uploading CSV files.
Steps:
Contact Coinbase Support and request your full Coinbase Pro transaction history.
You should receive two CSV files:
fills.csv → contains trade history
accounts.csv → contains deposit and withdrawal records
Upload these files via the appropriate importers:
Go to the Coinbase Pro Trade Import page and upload the fills.csv
Go to the Coinbase Pro Deposit & Withdrawal Import page and upload the accounts.csv
Why Is There No API Import Available?
Coinbase Pro has officially discontinued API access for portfolio imports. As a result, CoinTracking cannot provide an API-based importer for Coinbase Pro.
If you were using the API previously, it is now inactive and cannot retrieve further data.
What Happened to Coinbase Pro After the Coinbase Merge?
Coinbase Pro has been merged into Coinbase (now also referred to as Coinbase Advanced Trade). Because of this merge, some balance transfers between Coinbase Pro and Coinbase were not always accompanied by matching transfer history records. This can lead to situations where your Coinbase Pro balance in CoinTracking doesn't line up with what you'd expect, since the corresponding transfer entry may be missing from the exported data.
Going forward, any trading or transfer activity that used to take place on Coinbase Pro is now included in your regular Coinbase API or CSV import, since Coinbase Pro (Advanced Trade) activity is now reported through your main Coinbase account. You no longer need a separate Coinbase Pro import for new activity, only for historical Coinbase Pro data from before the merge.
How Do I Fix a Leftover Balance After the Merge?
If, after importing your fills.csv and accounts.csv, you're left with a small leftover balance on Coinbase Pro that doesn't match reality (because the transfer to Coinbase wasn't recorded), you can correct this manually:
Go to the Coinbase Pro Deposit & Withdrawal Import page.
Manually add a withdrawal transaction for the leftover amount, dated around the time of the merge.
This will zero out the outstanding Coinbase Pro balance in CoinTracking so your holdings reflect the actual state of your funds after the merge.
Summary
Coinbase Pro no longer offers in-platform CSV or API export.
To import your historical data, request your history directly from Coinbase Support.
Use:
fills.csv for the Trade Import
accounts.csv for the Deposit & Withdrawal Import
Manual CSV upload is currently the only supported method for historical Coinbase Pro data.
Coinbase Pro has been merged into Coinbase (Advanced Trade); balance transfers during the merge weren't always matched by transfer records.
New Coinbase Pro (Advanced Trade) activity is now covered by your regular Coinbase API/CSV import. No separate Coinbase Pro import is needed going forward.
If a leftover balance remains after the merge, manually add a withdrawal in the Coinbase Pro Deposit & Withdrawal Import to zero it out.