How do I export my account activity?

How do I export my account activity?

You can access and download your account activity from the History page. The account activity history currently includes the following types of transactions. 

  • Trades

  • Spot Asset Balance

  • Sub-account Transfer

  • Deposits

  • Withdrawals

  • OTC

If you require a transaction type not listed above, please contact you Relationship Manager or our customer support team at support@bullish.com for assistance.

Important Notes

  1. The export will download as one zip file, with one csv file for each transaction type. A readme.txt file is also provided, including account related information, report description and data dictionary. 

  2. It usually takes a few minutes for reports to be ready. If the file is too large or the daily limit of 100 requests per sub-account is exceeded, your request will fail.

  3. You may only request the account activity history for the sub-account that you have access to.

  4. Your exported files are available for downloading for 30 days. After 30 days, you may submit a new request.

  5. Additional transaction types will be supported in the future.


To export your account activity history to a file:

  1. Log into your Bullish account.

  2. Go to the left-hand navigation and choose History.

    History in lefthand navigation.png
  3. Go to the Exports tab.

    Export tab in History.png
  4. Select the Transaction Type, specify the Time Span and the Dates.

    Export Request console.png
  5. Choose Export.

The export will download as one zip file and will be available for 30 days. After 30 days, you may request the export from your Relationship Manager or support@bullish.com.

 

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