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Adds a built-in Binance CSV strategy for Binance's transaction-history export, plus the two generic CSV-engine primitives it needed and the cross-source reconciliation that keeps it from double-counting what the Binance API strategy already imports.

Why

Binance publishes no API for staking, Simple Earn Locked, BNB Vault, Launchpool, Launchpad, commission, liquidity farming or dual savings — roughly 7,800 rows in my own export exist only in the CSV. Its convert/tradeFlow window limit also hides older conversions: of the 180 trade groups in my export, 163 have no counterpart in the database at all.

Has Binance's format changed? Twice

  • Header, cosmetically: modern exports (made from 2023) are 7 columns — User_ID, UTC_Time, Account, Operation, Coin, Change, Remark. Legacy exports are the same minus User_ID.
  • Operation vocabulary, substantially: Savings purchaseSimple Earn Flexible Subscription, POS savings interestStaking Rewards, Super BNB MiningBNB Vault Rewards, Launchpool InterestLaunchpool Earnings Withdrawal, Small assets exchange BNB… (Spot). Verified 1:1 on the January-2021 overlap between an old and a new export of the same transactions. Legacy files also carry LD* mirror rows the modern format dropped.

The strategy therefore supports modern exports only: importing both vocabularies would book every event twice under two different descriptions. A ContentMatchRule on User_ID is what enforces it — legacy columns are a strict subset of modern ones, so selectForCsv's tolerant fallback does make the strategy a candidate, and the content rule is what rejects it. Such a file reports as skipped rather than being misread.

New engine primitives

Both new export fields are @EncodeDefault(NEVER), so no existing strategy's canonical catalog hash changes — verified by diffing index.json before and after (changed: []).

  • TradeGroupConfig — Binance splits one trade across several rows sharing a timestamp (one row per partial fill per leg). This buckets them and folds each bucket whose debits name one asset and whose credits name one other into a single same-account trade. A bucket that does not resolve is left alone and its rows import as ordinary transfers, so no row is ever dropped.
  • sideAmountColumn on both ConversionConfig and TradeGroupConfig — classifies a leg by the sign of an amount column, for sources that give both legs one operation name. Binance needs it twice: Transaction Related is the older name for either leg of a fill, and both sides of a dust sweep share one Operation.

Dust sweeps deliberately stay ConversionConfig transfers rather than becoming trades: a sweep debits several assets and credits several BNB amounts, and nothing in the file attributes one to another — their order does not correspond, and the CSV credit is the API trade's amount × 0.98 (Binance's service charge). Assembling them would have to invent the pairing.

Cross-source reconciliation

A trade can carry neither an excluded attribute nor a reconciled relationship — transfer_attribute.transaction_id and transfer_relationship.id1/id2 both reference transfer(id). So a matched trade is not written and the existing trade's id is reported instead, which is what createTrade's own idempotency already does and surfaces the row as a duplicate of that trade.

  • TradeDedupePolicy.Fuzzy + TradeReconciler — a windowed match on accounts and asset pair, against either a single trade or the whole in-window candidate set whose amounts sum to the incoming one (the per-fill case). No subset search: a partial overlap is genuinely ambiguous and is left to book rather than guessed at.
  • ConversionGroupReconciler — dust groups are matched as whole groups on their debited legs alone, because the credited side cannot be compared and a partial match must suppress nothing.

Verified against real data

Run against a copy of my own database (821 trades, 6,206 transfers, 11 staged Binance files):

  • 6 files imported, 5 skipped (2 legacy, 2 empty, 1 referral report — not a transaction export)
  • 14,004 transfers, 0 failed rows; trades 330 → 492
  • Binance GBP moved from an implausible +96,203 to roughly flat, because the API import had the deposits but not the 2022 Convert trades

That run corrected three things the design had wrong:

  1. The API puts every GBP deposit and withdrawal on Binance Funding, not Binance Bank, and books crypto deposits against the on-chain address they came from. Routing by coin double-counted ~£20k. Deposits now book against one placeholder marked counterpartyIsUnidentified, which is the mechanism built for exactly this.
  2. Transfers and trades need separate reconcile windows — 1h and 5s. Transfers need the hour for fiat settlement lag (it recovers 19 of 25 such rows; a day recovers no more, while raising identical-amount reward collisions from 65 to 4,088). Trades need seconds, because aggregation matches against the whole in-window candidate set and an hour would drag a later order's fills in and stop the sums matching.
  3. Fiat is 18-decimal at runtime (CurrencyScaleFactors.DEFAULT_SCALE_FACTOR), which is what lets Binance's 8-decimal GBP amounts parse — 416 of 502 fiat rows carry sub-penny precision.

Known limitation

A Withdraw row remarked "Withdraw fee is included" is the gross amount, while the API records the withdrawal net and books the fee separately. Reconciliation matches on amount, so the two never pair and such a withdrawal counts twice when both sources are imported. The export gives no way to recover the fee. Documented in the strategy's KDoc.

Note for existing databases

csv_import_strategy gains a trade_group_config_json column. Under the BETA no-migrations policy that means existing local databases are recreated rather than migrated.

Tests

  • CsvTradeGroupsTest (12) — group assembly, including the real multi-fill shapes and every shape that must not assemble
  • BinanceCsvMapperTest (14) — routing per operation, sign/direction, anchored patterns, scientific notation, trade/dust leg classification
  • TradeReconcilerTest (11) — sub-second disagreement, per-fill aggregation, claim exclusivity, the net-vs-gross dust case
  • BinanceCsvE2ETest (12) — end to end through the real engine, including both reconcile-vs-API cases, both dust cases, re-import idempotency and the legacy-export skip
  • StrategySelectorTest, BuiltInCsvStrategyInstallTest extended

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added support for importing modern Binance transaction-history CSV files.
    • Multiple CSV rows can now be combined into a single trade, including multi-fill orders.
    • CSV imports can recognize conversions and avoid duplicating trades already recorded from another source.
    • Trade-group and reconciliation settings are preserved when strategies are saved or exported.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved handling of Binance deposits, withdrawals, rewards, fees, dust conversions, and repeated imports.
    • Legacy Binance exports are correctly rejected when unsupported.

NikolayMetchev and others added 4 commits August 31, 2026 00:47
…rategy

Binance's transaction-history export splits one trade across several rows that
share a timestamp (one row per partial fill per leg), which the CSV engine could
not model: a trade needed its credited leg on the same row. Two new, generic
config primitives close that gap:

- TradeGroupConfig buckets a strategy's trade legs by timestamp and folds each
  bucket whose debits name one asset and whose credits name one other into a
  single same-account trade. A bucket that does not resolve is left alone and its
  rows import as ordinary transfers, so no row is ever dropped.
- ConversionConfig.sideAmountColumn classifies a conversion leg by the sign of an
  amount column, for sources that give both legs one operation name (Binance's
  dust sweeps). TradeGroupConfig takes the same option for the same reason.

Both export fields are @EncodeDefault(NEVER), so no existing strategy's canonical
catalog hash changes.

The Binance CSV strategy imports the modern 7-column export. Deposits,
withdrawals, Earn subscriptions and rewards route to the accounts the Binance API
strategy also creates, so whichever source imports second reconciles against the
first; staking, BNB Vault, Launchpool, Launchpad, commission, liquidity farming
and dual savings have no API endpoint and are the reason to import the file at
all. Dust sweeps go through ConversionConfig rather than trade assembly: nothing
in the export attributes a credited BNB amount to a debited asset.

Legacy 6-column exports are deliberately not supported - they use an older
Operation vocabulary that would book every event a second time under a different
description. A content rule on User_ID rejects them, so they report as skipped.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UijVfE192UWTLiAjx3mvVL
Adds the DB round trip for the new tradeGroupConfig/sideAmountColumn fields and
an E2E suite over the shapes a real export contains: reward operations landing in
their own accounts, the fiat/crypto funding split, a multi-fill order folding into
one trade plus a fee transfer, a dust sweep staying as linked conversion legs
rather than fabricated trades, re-import idempotency, and a legacy 6-column
export being skipped.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UijVfE192UWTLiAjx3mvVL
…ed once

The Binance CSV export and the Binance API describe many of the same trades, and
the writer's exact-tuple match cannot see it: the API stamps milliseconds where
the export stamps whole seconds, and the API reports each partial fill where the
export reports only their total. Without this, importing the export on top of an
API import double-counts every overlapping conversion.

A trade cannot be tagged excluded and linked as reconciled the way a transfer is -
transfer_attribute and transfer_relationship both reference transfer(id) - so a
match instead suppresses the write and reports the existing trade's id, which is
what createTrade's own idempotency already does and surfaces the row as a
duplicate of that trade.

- TradeDedupePolicy.Fuzzy + TradeReconciler: a windowed match on the asset pair
  and accounts, either against a single trade or against the whole in-window
  candidate set whose amounts sum to the incoming one. No subset search: a partial
  overlap is genuinely ambiguous and is left to book rather than guessed at.
- ConversionGroupReconciler: dust sweeps arrive as conversion transfers, not
  trades, so they are matched as whole groups on their debited legs alone. The
  credited side cannot be compared - Binance's API reports the BNB received gross
  while the export reports it net of the service charge - and a partial match must
  suppress nothing, or the balances it protects would be corrupted.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UijVfE192UWTLiAjx3mvVL
…cile windows

Both changes come from running the strategy against a copy of the real database.

Deposits and withdrawals were routed by coin - fiat to "Binance Bank", crypto to
"Binance Funding" - on the assumption that the API's fiat endpoints book fiat to
the bank account. They do not: in practice the API puts every GBP deposit and
withdrawal on Binance Funding, and books crypto deposits against the on-chain
address they came from. Neither matched what the CSV produced, so ~GBP 20k of
deposits imported twice. Deposit/Withdraw now book against one placeholder, and -
because the export never names the other side at all - the counterparty is marked
unidentified, which is what lets the engine reconcile a row against the API's
record of the same movement whatever counterparty that record names.

The trade and transfer reconciles also needed separate windows. Transfers need
about an hour: the API records when Binance credited a fiat deposit and the export
when it was initiated, a gap of seconds to minutes (an hour recovers 19 of 25 such
rows; a day recovers no more, while raising identical-amount reward collisions
from 65 to 4,088). Trades need seconds: aggregation matches a group against the
whole in-window candidate set, so an hour would drag a later order's fills in and
stop the sums matching at all.

Documents one limitation the export cannot fix: a withdrawal remarked "Withdraw
fee is included" is gross while the API books it net plus a fee, so the two never
reconcile.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UijVfE192UWTLiAjx3mvVL
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The PR adds modern Binance CSV support, grouped trade assembly, conversion-group reconciliation, fuzzy cross-source trade deduplication, strategy persistence, repository queries, UI wiring, and end-to-end coverage.

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CSV trade model and mapping

Layer / File(s) Summary
Trade grouping and deduplication contracts
app/model/csvstrategy/..., app/importengineapi/..., app/model/repository/read/...
Adds trade-group configuration, conversion reconciliation settings, export fields, fuzzy deduplication policies, and date-range trade lookup APIs.
CSV leg mapping and trade assembly
app/csvimporter/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/csvimporter/CsvTransferMapper.kt, app/csvimporter/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/csvimporter/CsvTradeGroups.kt, app/csvimporter/src/commonTest/...
Classifies trade and conversion legs, groups rows by timestamp, validates debit and credit sides, and assembles valid groups into trades. Tests cover mapping and assembly behavior.

Binance strategy and persistence

Layer / File(s) Summary
Binance strategy definition and validation
app/strategies/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/builtin/BuiltInCsvStrategies.kt, app/csvimporter/src/commonTest/..., app/db/core/src/commonTest/...
Adds modern Binance export detection, operation routing, account mappings, trade grouping, conversion pairing, and reconciliation windows.
Strategy persistence and import wiring
app/db/..., app/ui/imports/csv/...
Stores and restores trade-group configuration, includes it in exports, preserves it in the editor, and passes the trade repository through CSV import flows.

Import reconciliation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Import assembly and reconciliation
app/csvimporter/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/csvimporter/..., app/importer/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/importer/..., app/db/core/src/commonTest/kotlin/com/moneymanager/database/csv/BinanceCsvE2ETest.kt
Assembles grouped trades, filters consumed rows, reconciles conversion groups, applies fuzzy trade deduplication, and records duplicate outcomes. Unit and end-to-end tests cover aggregation, matching, idempotent imports, and Binance scenarios.

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The Binance CSV importer adds grouped trades and cross-source deduplication, but invalid negative reconciliation windows can cause existing trades to be imported again. Interrupted or concurrent imports may also leave records and import status out of sync or make inconsistent deduplication decisions, so merge should wait for validation and explicit handling of these integrity risks.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant CSV as Binance CSV
  participant Mapper as CsvTransferMapper
  participant Applier as CsvImportApplier
  participant Repository as TradeReadRepository
  participant Engine as ImportEngineImpl
  CSV->>Mapper: map rows and classify legs
  Mapper->>Applier: provide transfers and trade-leg metadata
  Applier->>Repository: load existing trades in time window
  Applier->>Engine: submit assembled ImportBatch
  Engine->>Engine: reconcile CREATE trade intents
  Engine-->>Applier: return trade outcomes and duplicate IDs
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Old trades hop out of sight
New fills merge just right
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app/db/core/src/commonTest/kotlin/com/moneymanager/database/csv/BinanceCsvE2ETest.kt (1)

203-224: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Import the importengineapi types instead of naming them fully qualified.

Lines 204-216 write ImportBatch, ImportTransfer, ImportRowKey.Manual, and AccountRef.Existing as fully qualified names. The file already imports other symbols from com.moneymanager.importengineapi. Explicit imports also remove the forced line breaks.

♻️ Proposed refactor

Add the imports:

+import com.moneymanager.importengineapi.AccountRef
+import com.moneymanager.importengineapi.ImportBatch
+import com.moneymanager.importengineapi.ImportRowKey
+import com.moneymanager.importengineapi.ImportTransfer
 import com.moneymanager.importengineapi.createAccount

Then simplify the batch:

             repositories.importEngine.import(
-                com.moneymanager.importengineapi.ImportBatch(
+                ImportBatch(
                     transfers =
                         listOf(
-                            com.moneymanager.importengineapi.ImportTransfer(
-                                rowKey =
-                                    com.moneymanager.importengineapi.ImportRowKey
-                                        .Manual(1),
-                                fromAccount =
-                                    com.moneymanager.importengineapi.AccountRef
-                                        .Existing(walletId),
-                                toAccount =
-                                    com.moneymanager.importengineapi.AccountRef
-                                        .Existing(binanceId),
+                            ImportTransfer(
+                                rowKey = ImportRowKey.Manual(1),
+                                fromAccount = AccountRef.Existing(walletId),
+                                toAccount = AccountRef.Existing(binanceId),
                                 source = Source.Manual,

As per coding guidelines: "Import types explicitly; do not use fully qualified names directly in code."

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In
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around lines 203 - 224, Add explicit imports for ImportBatch, ImportTransfer,
ImportRowKey, and AccountRef from com.moneymanager.importengineapi, then replace
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the imported symbols and simplify the resulting line breaks.

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`@app/model/csvstrategy/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/domain/model/csvstrategy/ConversionConfig.kt`:
- Line 79: Validate reconcileWindowSeconds as non-negative in both
ConversionConfig and TradeGroupConfig, rejecting negative values before they are
converted to durations; apply the same validation at both specified properties
and preserve null as valid.

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`@app/db/core/src/commonTest/kotlin/com/moneymanager/database/csv/BinanceCsvE2ETest.kt`:
- Around line 203-224: Add explicit imports for ImportBatch, ImportTransfer,
ImportRowKey, and AccountRef from com.moneymanager.importengineapi, then replace
their fully qualified usages in the repositories.importEngine.import call with
the imported symbols and simplify the resulting line breaks.
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  • app/csvimporter/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/csvimporter/ConversionGroupReconciler.kt
  • app/csvimporter/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/csvimporter/CsvImportApplier.kt
  • app/csvimporter/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/csvimporter/CsvReimport.kt
  • app/csvimporter/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/csvimporter/CsvTradeGroups.kt
  • app/csvimporter/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/csvimporter/CsvTransferMapper.kt
  • app/csvimporter/src/commonTest/kotlin/com/moneymanager/csvimporter/BinanceCsvMapperTest.kt
  • app/csvimporter/src/commonTest/kotlin/com/moneymanager/csvimporter/CsvTradeGroupsTest.kt
  • app/csvimporter/src/commonTest/kotlin/com/moneymanager/csvimporter/StrategySelectorTest.kt
  • app/db/core/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/database/service/CsvStrategyExportService.kt
  • app/db/core/src/commonTest/kotlin/com/moneymanager/database/BuiltInCsvStrategyInstallTest.kt
  • app/db/core/src/commonTest/kotlin/com/moneymanager/database/csv/BinanceCsvE2ETest.kt
  • app/db/read/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/database/json/FieldMappingJsonCodec.kt
  • app/db/read/src/commonMain/sqldelight/com/moneymanager/database/sql/trade/TradeSelect.sq
  • app/db/repository/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/database/repository/CsvImportStrategyReadRepositoryImpl.kt
  • app/db/repository/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/database/repository/TradeReadRepositoryImpl.kt
  • app/db/schema/src/commonMain/sqldelight/com/moneymanager/database/sql/csvImportStrategy/CsvImportStrategy.sq
  • app/db/write/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/database/repository/write/CsvImportStrategyWriteRepositoryImpl.kt
  • app/db/write/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/database/write/CsvImportStrategyInsert.kt
  • app/db/write/src/commonMain/sqldelight/com/moneymanager/database/sql/csvImportStrategy/CsvImportStrategyWrite.sq
  • app/importengineapi/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/importengineapi/ImportBatch.kt
  • app/importengineapi/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/importengineapi/TradeDedupePolicy.kt
  • app/importer/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/importer/ImportEngineImpl.kt
  • app/importer/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/importer/TradeReconciler.kt
  • app/importer/src/commonTest/kotlin/com/moneymanager/importer/TradeReconcilerTest.kt
  • app/model/csvstrategy/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/domain/model/csvstrategy/ConversionConfig.kt
  • app/model/csvstrategy/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/domain/model/csvstrategy/CsvImportStrategy.kt
  • app/model/csvstrategy/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/domain/model/csvstrategy/TradeGroupConfig.kt
  • app/model/csvstrategy/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/domain/model/csvstrategy/export/CsvStrategyExport.kt
  • app/model/csvstrategy/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/domain/model/csvstrategy/export/CsvStrategyExportMapper.kt
  • app/model/repository/read/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/domain/repository/TradeReadRepository.kt
  • app/strategies/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/builtin/BuiltInCsvStrategies.kt
  • app/ui/imports/csv/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/ui/screens/csv/CsvImportAllDialog.kt
  • app/ui/imports/csv/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/ui/screens/csv/CsvImportsScreen.kt
  • app/ui/imports/csv/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/ui/screens/csvstrategy/editor/CsvStrategyEditorFields.kt
  • app/ui/imports/csv/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/moneymanager/ui/screens/csvstrategy/editor/CsvStrategyEditorState.kt

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Both review comments are addressed in the next push.

Negative reconciliation windows — correct, and worse than it looks: a negative window would not disable reconciliation, it would defeat it silently, since every check compares a non-negative absolute time difference against it. ConversionConfig and TradeGroupConfig now require a non-negative value, with null remaining the way to turn reconciliation off, and CsvTradeGroupsTest.aNegativeReconcileWindowIsRejected covers it.

Fully qualified importengineapi names in BinanceCsvE2ETest — also correct, and a CLAUDE.md violation on my part ("Import types explicitly, never use fully qualified names in code"). Replaced with explicit imports.

Raised in review. A negative window would not have disabled reconciliation, it
would have defeated it silently: every check compares a non-negative absolute
time difference against it, so no candidate could ever match and a trade or dust
sweep another source had already recorded would be booked a second time. Both
configs now require a non-negative value, keeping null as the way to turn
reconciliation off.

Also replaces the fully qualified importengineapi names in the E2E test with
explicit imports, per CLAUDE.md.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UijVfE192UWTLiAjx3mvVL
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