FAQ: Binance US Import Guide
TL;DR: Use the API method for importing Binance US data into CoinTracking whenever possible. Avoid mixing API and CSV methods to prevent duplicate or inaccurate data. Update your trade pairs when new ones are used. Refer to official restriction and security notes for best results.
1) Overview of the Import Process
CoinTracking supports Binance US imports via API and CSV. For most users, the API import is recommended as it’s more automated and reliable. The CSV method should only be used if:
API access is not available
The API does not include all your data
Important: Do not combine API and CSV for the same data set. This frequently leads to:
Duplicate entries
Gaps in imported transactions
Balance mismatches
Use only one import method at a time for accurate tracking.
2) Import via API
3) Import via CSV
4) Restrictions
Always check the latest Binance US Import Restrictions on the CoinTracking website. These cover:
API permission requirements
Missing data caveats
Time delays for data refresh
Security Tip: Never share your API secret and follow the guidelines under the API import section.
Troubleshooting
If your import shows missing or incomplete data:
Update your trade pairs (for new trading pairs)
Re-check API permissions (read-only and unrestricted IP)
Consider switching to CSV if API fails persistently
For more help, visit the Binance US API Import Help Page