You can now generate your Binance account's transaction history. Your data will be compressed into a .tar.gz file. Let’s see how to unzip a .tar.gz file to view your transaction history data.
How to unzip a .tar.gz file on Windows?
To unzip a .tar.gz file on Windows, you can use third-party unzipping tools (such as 7-Zip) or the built-in Windows compression tool.
If you’re using a third-party tool:
1. After downloading the tool from their official website, install it on your Windows device and follow the steps below.
2. Right-click on the .tar.gz file you want to unzip. Select the [Extract Here] or [Extract to (filename)] option. This will extract the content of the .tar.gz file to the current folder.
3. If the .tar.gz file contains multiple files or folders, they will be extracted to a new folder with the same name as the .tar.gz file.
If you’re using the built-in Windows compression tool:
Please note that this function is only available for Windows 10 and above devices.
Open “Command Prompt” and enter the unzip command. For example:
| tar -zxvf "C:\Users\<USERNAME>\Desktop\202303170814.tar.gz" -C . |
Note: Binance is not endorsing any particular third-party software. The guide and accompanying screenshots are examples only.
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- Transaction data generated from our platform is solely for your own non-commercial and personal informational purposes only. They are not intended to, and should not be considered as legal, financial, investment, audit, accounting, or tax advice (nor should they be regarded or construed as a substitute for the same). In this respect, please note that depending on a country's regulatory framework (which may differ from country to country), you would have to pay taxes duly (e.g,. when you trade commodities and the event produces capital gains (or losses)). You are advised to seek your own independent advice from appropriate professionals, such as (but not limited to) your lawyers, accountants, or tax advisors. Your use of and reliance on any such data generated shall also be at your own risk. Requests to generate such data from our platform also do not require a legal consultation. It does not prejudge your personal situation and the nature of your activity, nor your tax obligations, which are your sole responsibility. You should consult a tax professional in order to have an accurate and personalized assessment of your situation.