Convert a Bitget CSV to the Koinly format
working converterBitget’s CSV export columns don’t match Koinly’s universal template, so the file won’t import directly. This rewrites the Bitget export — spot trade history (fills merged per order), plus the deposit and withdrawal files — into Koinly’s template, with every parsed row shown before download. In-browser; nothing uploads.
How it works
- Export the file from your exchange or tool (Bitget → Orders → Spot Order → history → export CSV.).
- Drop it above — the parser identifies the format and shows every transaction.
- Check the preview and notes, then download the Koinly CSV template file.
- Import it into your tax software and verify the totals.
FAQ
Which export does it take?
Bitget → Orders → Spot Order → order/transaction history → export CSV. The deposit and withdrawal history CSVs parse too; non-success rows are skipped with a note.
Why convert a file instead of connecting Bitget to Koinly directly?
Koinly can sync Bitget via API — this converter is for people importing a file: revoked API access, partial syncs, or wanting every row checked before it lands.
What does the output look like?
Koinly's universal template columns: Date, Sent/Received amounts + currencies, Fee, Net Worth, Label, Description, TxHash — import it under Koinly's custom-CSV option.
Is my file uploaded anywhere?
No — parsing, conversion, and the download all run in this tab with JavaScript. You can disconnect from the internet after the page loads and it still works.
What are the free limits?
The preview shows every parsed row. Downloads are complete for files up to 100 transactions; larger files download the first 25 rows. A paid pack removes the cap.
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