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To help users quickly export their personal trading and funding history, MEXC has launched a self-service account data export function, allowing users to easily export data from the past 3 years. 1.To help users quickly export their personal trading and funding history, MEXC has launched a self-service account data export function, allowing users to easily export data from the past 3 years. 1.

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How to Use MEXC's Account Data Export Function

Jul 7, 2026MEXC

To help users quickly export their personal trading and funding history, MEXC has launched a self-service account data export function, allowing users to easily export data from the past 3 years.

1. Key Features of the Account Data Export Function

One-stop solution: All data export tasks are available on a unified page, making it easy and convenient for self-service.
Flexible selection: Supports data export for up to 3 years (dating back to October 1, 2024), with customizable filtering options.
Quick access: Download manually or send the data to your linked email for easy access at any time.

2. How to Use MEXC's Account Data Export Function

Visit the MEXC official website and log in. On the homepage, scroll to the bottom and click Help Center → Self-Services → Account Data Export.

On the Help Center page, click on Account Data Export under Self-Services.

On the Account Data Export page, select the reason for exporting data based on your situation, and then click Next.

Select the data type to export: Futures, Spot, Funding History, Fiat, Earn or Sub-account. The following example demonstrates how to export Futures data.

1）Select the Futures data you wish to export, including Position History, Order History, Trade History, Capital Flow, Futures Statement, and Copy Trade Order History.

2）Set the time range for the data export. Each report can export up to 3 years of historical data (available from October 1, 2024 onward).

3）Choose the export format, either Excel or PDF, depending on your specific use case. Note: Excel format supports file encryption.

4）Select Email me once generated to have the exported data sent to the email linked to your account. If not selected or if no email is linked, you can download the data from the Export History page.

5）Once you've filled in the required information on the Futures data page, click Export. You may export your account data up to 10 times per calendar month for Spot, Futures, and Funding History, respectively.

After the export, MEXC will notify you via email or SMS. The download link will be valid for 7 days, so please make sure to download it within this period.

MEXC's account data export function allows you to easily export trading and funding history in a streamlined process. If you wish to export more personalized data, such as specific pairs or order types, you can go to the Spot Orders, Futures Orders, or Funding History pages for export.

3. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

3.1 What should I do if the record cannot be generated?

The file you are trying to export is too large. Please try exporting in smaller batches, or refresh the page and try again.

3.2 Where can I download the exported data file?

Go to Help Center → Account Data Export → Export History. The link is valid for 7 days.

3.3 How can I request exported data that is not currently available?

MEXC does not currently support exporting other types of data. If you'd like the platform to add additional data types, we welcome your suggestions. MEXC greatly values feedback from every user.

3.4 What if I need to export data beyond 3years?

We sincerely understand the importance of accessing your historical trading data. At present, the platform supports exporting transaction records dating back to October 1, 2024. Data beyond this timeframe is currently unavailable. We kindly recommend backing up your records periodically to ensure continued access to your full trading history.

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