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MEXC futures traders get deep liquidity and fast execution. The exchange also lets you export Position History and Order History. Drop those Excel files into TraderInsight.pro and journal futures with performance reports, tags, calendar, and AI analysis.
Why MEXC traders use TraderInsight.pro
MEXC’s futures UI shows open risk, funding, and recent fills. It does not tell you whether your longs only work in Asia hours, whether high-leverage sessions destroy expectancy, or which pairs are hobbies rather than a book.
Crypto futures move fast enough that memory fails. A journal that tags setups and compares cohorts is how you stop reliving the same liquidation pattern.
What does TraderInsight.pro support from MEXC?
Two official MEXC futures exports (Excel or CSV; not PDF):
- Position History (closed positions: entry/exit, direction, qty, fees, realized P&L)
- Futures Order History (filled order rows: pair, direction, filled qty/price, fees, leverage fields)
- Import either or both. And more formats are added over time.
How to export from MEXC
Use the website. Position History export is documented by MEXC as web-only (not in the App).
How to export Position History
- Log in at mexc.com.
- Top right: Orders → Futures Orders.
- Open Position History (on-page view covers recent history; use export for longer ranges).
- Click Export Position History.
- Set pair, margin mode, direction, close-time range, and choose Excel (not PDF).
- Click Export / Generate and download the file.
How to export Futures Order History
- Still under Orders → Futures Orders.
- Open Order & Trade History.
- Click Export Order History.
- Set pair, direction, and time range.
- Choose Excel (TraderInsight.pro does not import the PDF statement path).
- Export and download.
How to export longer history (optional)
For bulk or older futures data, MEXC also documents Help Center → Self-Services → Account Data Export: pick Futures, select Position History and/or Order History, choose Excel, export, then download from Export History (links expire after 7 days). Monthly download limits apply on MEXC’s side.
How to import into TraderInsight.pro
- Go to the Import page.
- Drag and drop the Excel or CSV file(s).
- Done.
How to use your MEXC data to improve
How to find which futures pairs actually earn
Performance reports by symbol surface pairs that only create volume versus pairs that create expectancy.
How to compare high-leverage vs controlled size
Tag leverage buckets with tags, then compare. MEXC will not run that experiment for you.
How to see session P&L without staring at the order book
The calendar makes green and red clustering obvious across weeks of futures churn.
How to ask AI about liquidation-adjacent behavior
AI analysis can answer whether your losing streaks cluster after consecutive longs, or after trading outside your usual hours.
Mobile access
Review on the mobile app with full parity.
Support
Need spot or another MEXC report? Request a broker.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does TraderInsight.pro support MEXC?
Yes. Futures Position History and Futures Order History (Excel or CSV) from MEXC web exports.
How do I export MEXC Position History?
Orders → Futures Orders → Position History → Export Position History → Excel. Web only per MEXC’s docs.
How do I export MEXC Order History?
Orders → Futures Orders → Order & Trade History → Export Order History → Excel.
Why not PDF?
TraderInsight.pro imports the Excel and CSV futures history formats, not the PDF statement export.
Do I need both files?
No. Either works alone. Use both if you want closed-position trades and order-level fills.
Is MEXC spot supported in this guide?
This guide covers the verified futures exports above. Request other types via the request a broker form.
Is there a mobile app?
Yes. The TraderInsight.pro mobile app has full feature parity.
