Investigate eligible Binance history without granting trade access
Import supported records, reconcile fees and fills, and review evidence by symbol, time window, setup, or behavior tag.
The diagnostic accepts broker CSV imports; automatic connections require a paid plan.
Binance separates history across products and endpoints. The current TradeInsights direct workflow is designed for eligible spot trade history; it does not imply universal futures, margin, regional, or sub-account coverage. Use a read-only key and verify the imported range.
Choose a supported Binance import path
Uses read-only API credentials for eligible history, or a file export. Availability, history depth, fields, and timing vary by provider and account.
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Create a separate API key
Create a key for TradeInsights in Binance API Management and enable reading only. Do not enable trading or withdrawals.
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Check account and region availability
Confirm that the key can access the intended spot account and that the product is available in your region.
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Import eligible history
Connect on a paid plan or use an available Binance export in File Import.
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Reconcile fills and fees
Compare symbols, fill count, time range, commissions, and resulting closed trades with Binance before reviewing findings.
What TradeInsights can use from Binance
Only fields returned by the selected connection or export are imported. Reconcile counts and totals before relying on the analysis.
- Eligible spot fills returned by Binance
- Symbol, side, quantity, and execution time
- Execution price and available commission fields
- Closed trades assembled from eligible fills
- Account and import-source metadata
- Import freshness and warning status
What your Binance data unlocks
Turn imported records into an evidence-backed review loop
Reconcile before analysis
Compare the imported Binance spot trade count, date range, and totals with the provider's own statement. Data warnings stay visible when the records are incomplete or stale.
Analyze useful segments
Break eligible closed trades down by symbol, side, time window, and tag. Results describe the imported sample; they do not predict future performance.
Inspect evidence behind a finding
When TradeInsights supports a trade-frequency or execution finding, review the method, confidence, limitations, and supporting trades before acting on it.
Close the review loop
Turn a supported finding into an explicit rule, then monitor later imported trades for adherence and new evidence.
Binance analytics and import — FAQ
Is every Binance account supported?
No. Availability can vary by provider, region, account type, product, and history endpoint. Check the live connection flow for the exact account before relying on automatic updates.
What access should I provide?
Create a separate Binance API credential with read-only or view permissions. Leave trading, order placement, transfer, and withdrawal permissions disabled, and revoke the credential from Binance if you stop using the connection.
How current will the imported data be?
Refresh timing and history depth depend on the selected provider and account. TradeInsights shows the latest successful update so you can verify freshness before reviewing a finding.
What if the connection is unavailable or incomplete?
Use an available Binance export and File Import. Do not widen API permissions to work around an unsupported product or region.
Can I evaluate the workflow before paying for a connection?
Yes. New accounts can import up to 30 real trades through the free diagnostic. The First Value Report requires at least 20 qualifying imported, closed trades. Ongoing connections and analytics require a paid plan.
Put your Binance history into a repeatable review loop.
Start with a broker CSV, build an evidence-backed First Value Report, then upgrade for supported account sync, ongoing analytics, and guarded AI-assisted review.
Connection availability, imported fields, history depth, and refresh timing vary by provider. Verify imported data before relying on analytics.