BitMEX Import Guide

How to Import Your BitMEX Trades

Step-by-step guide to importing BitMEX trade history into TradingAtlas via CSV upload. Set up CSV exports, fix common errors, and track PnL and taxes.

CSV import

About importing from BitMEX

BitMEX pioneered the crypto perpetual swap and remains a derivatives-only venue with inverse and quanto contracts settled in crypto. Its PnL maths differs from linear USDT contracts.

Upload BitMEX trade history exports. Inverse and quanto contract PnL is reconstructed correctly rather than treated as linear.

Quick facts

API syncNo
API statusCSV import
CSV importYes
CSV exports supportedTrade history, Wallet history (funding, fees)
Futures / perpetualsYes
Funding feesYes

Import BitMEX via CSV

BitMEX history is imported by uploading CSV exports.

  1. 1Open your BitMEX account and locate the trade history / statements export.
  2. 2Export your full BitMEX trade history as CSV (export spot and futures history separately if they are split).
  3. 3Export deposits, withdrawals, and fee records if provided separately.
  4. 4Open TradingAtlas and go to Import → CSV.
  5. 5Upload the BitMEX files — columns are detected and mapped automatically.
  6. 6Review the normalized trades and confirm the import.

BitMEX CSV exports TradingAtlas reads

Upload any or all of these — they are merged into one timeline.

Known BitMEX quirks

Platform-specific behavior that affects imports.

Common BitMEX import issues

Quick fixes for the problems traders hit most often.

What happens after import

Once your BitMEX trades are imported, TradingAtlas builds an automated trading journal, calculates realized PnL and win rate, and prepares cost-basis data for tax reporting — all from the same normalized history.

Frequently asked questions

How do I import my BitMEX trades into TradingAtlas?
Export your BitMEX history to CSV (Trade history, Wallet history (funding, fees)) and upload it — column auto-detection maps fills, fees, and transfers.
Does BitMEX support API sync?
CSV import Upload BitMEX trade history exports. Inverse and quanto contract PnL is reconstructed correctly rather than treated as linear.
Which BitMEX CSV exports work?
Yes. Upload BitMEX CSV exports — Trade history, Wallet history (funding, fees) — and columns are detected and mapped automatically.
Are there any BitMEX quirks I should know about?
Inverse and quanto contract PnL is non-linear and needs contract-aware maths.
My BitMEX import isn't working — what should I check?
Inverse contract PnL is not linear — TradingAtlas applies the correct contract maths.
Is my BitMEX data secure?
API keys are read-only and stored encrypted. TradingAtlas can never trade or withdraw from your account.

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