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<description>All REKQO guides to Binance records: exporting history, CSV dates a day off, fee assets, internal transfers, Convert trades, referral credits and records to keep before closing an account.</description>
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<title>Crypto Ledger Balance Went Negative? Find the Missing Inflow</title>
<link>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/negative-balance/</link>
<guid>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/negative-balance/</guid>
<description>A running balance below zero means an inflow or opening balance is missing earlier, or rows are out of order. Find the first negative row and the low point.</description>
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<title>MATIC Became POL on Binance: Linking Old and New Tickers in a Ledger</title>
<link>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/ticker-change/</link>
<guid>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/ticker-change/</guid>
<description>After MATIC was swapped 1:1 for POL, one asset shows two tickers. Keep the originals, add a mapping row and a bridge entry so the balance carries over.</description>
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<title>One Binance Spot Order, Several Fills: How to Record Partial Fills</title>
<link>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/split-fills/</link>
<guid>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/split-fills/</guid>
<description>Order History shows one row, Trade History shows three. Record each fill, tag it with its order, add the fills back to the order total, and book fees per fill.</description>
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<title>Sharing Crypto Records With an Accountant: What to Remove</title>
<link>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/sharing-ledger/</link>
<guid>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/sharing-ledger/</guid>
<description>Your accountant needs dates, assets, amounts and fees. UIDs, wallet addresses, TxIDs, private notes and hidden columns can stay out of the copy you send.</description>
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<title>Several Versions of One Month’s Reconciliation? How to Name Them and Track Open Items</title>
<link>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/month-end-versions/</link>
<guid>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/month-end-versions/</guid>
<description>Three files called “final” for the same month, and two months later nobody knows which one holds the answer. Name each file by month, account alias, stage and version number, fingerprint the originals instead of editing them, and keep checked items and open items on separate lists that carry across months.</description>
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<title>Missing Opening Balance in Your Crypto Ledger? Don’t Back-Solve It</title>
<link>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/opening-balance/</link>
<guid>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/opening-balance/</guid>
<description>Starting a crypto ledger without last month’s balances? Backing the opening figure out of the month-end balance hides missing records. Log it as an open item, then source it from a dated statement, an older ledger or full history.</description>
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<title>Balance Doesn’t Match? Find the Day the Difference Started</title>
<link>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/first-difference-date/</link>
<guid>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/first-difference-date/</guid>
<description>Your crypto ledger and exchange balance disagree at month-end. Pin down the first day they diverge with dated balance evidence or daily net changes, then read the shape of the gap.</description>
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<title>Crypto Record Keeping: Build a Traceable Ledger</title>
<link>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/record-keeping/</link>
<guid>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/record-keeping/</guid>
<description>Organize original files, define account scope, reconcile asset quantities, and preserve a month-end trail you can follow back to its sources.</description>
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<title>Binance Statement or History: Which File Do You Need?</title>
<link>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/statement-or-history/</link>
<guid>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/statement-or-history/</guid>
<description>Binance account statement or transaction history? See which file shows balances on a date, which explains changes, and how to use both without double counting.</description>
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<title>CSV Dates a Day Apart? Check the Time Zone First</title>
<link>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/utc-boundary/</link>
<guid>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/utc-boundary/</guid>
<description>CSV dates a day off from your Binance account page? Keep original times, tell time-zone gaps from date-format errors, and set a clear month-end cutoff.</description>
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<title>Which Asset Paid Your Binance Fee?</title>
<link>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/fee-asset/</link>
<guid>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/fee-asset/</guid>
<description>Binance fee taken from a different coin? Find which asset paid the fee, tell gross from net amounts, and avoid deducting the same fee twice in your records.</description>
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<title>Why Internal Transfers Can Inflate Reported Income</title>
<link>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/internal-transfer/</link>
<guid>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/internal-transfer/</guid>
<description>Wallet-to-wallet transfers showing up as income? Decide which wallets you are checking, match both sides of each transfer, and avoid counting them as income.</description>
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<title>Keep Evidence for Binance Cashback and Rebate Credits</title>
<link>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/rebate-records/</link>
<guid>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/rebate-records/</guid>
<description>How to check Binance referral cashback and rebate credits: keep expected amounts apart from actual credits, note asset units and dates, and track late credits.</description>
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<title>How to Register on Binance: Steps, Referral Code and Pre-Sign-up Checks</title>
<link>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/registration/</link>
<guid>https://rekqo.com/en/articles/registration/</guid>
<description>Review eligibility, the referral field, identity verification, and security before registering, then keep a clear private record of what was confirmed.</description>
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