How to do your MEXC Global taxes in 2025

How to export your MEXC transaction history

Divly is a partner to MEXC and has built the most accurate import process in regards to taxes for European citizens. We recommend using the File Import as it contains the most complete information (the API is limited to 7 days of trading history which is not enough for tax purposes).

File import

You can import transactions from MEXC Global into Divly by downloading and importing a CSV file. Make sure to download the CSV file every time you want to include the latest transactions. Make sure the language is set to English. Change the language in your MEXC account before exporting if needed.

Spot Statement

1. Sign in to MEXC.
2. Go to the Help Center -> Account Data Export.
3. Select the option Required for tax reporting and then click Next.
4. Click on the tab Spot.
5. Select Spot Statement, a date range that includeds your full trading history, and the export format to EXCEL.
6. Click the button Export -> Visit Export History.
7. Download the XLSX file from MEXC and upload it to Divly. Divly will import your transactions and calculate your taxes.

Futures Statement

1. Sign in to MEXC.
2. Go to the Help Center -> Account Data Export.
3. Select the option Required for tax reporting and then click Next.
4. Click on the tab Futures.
5. Select Futures Statement, a date range that includeds your full trading history, and the export format to EXCEL.
6. Click the button Export -> Visit Export History.
7. Download the XLSX file from MEXC and upload it to Divly. Divly will import your transactions and calculate your taxes.

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