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Export payment and accounting data

Export payment and accounting data from the OpenNode platform in the form of a .csv file.

Updated over 3 months ago

All transaction, transfer, and conversion data is fully available for export from the OpenNode platform in the form of .csv (comma separated value) files.

How do I Export Data from OpenNode?

From the Overview page, click the "See all" to the right of the activity field. Or, from any page, navigate to the "Activity" page of the dashboard. 

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On the next page, click "Download activity"

Image of the "Download Activity" Button to export data from OpenNode

Specify timeframe and data type

Image of the time frame you can select to export data from

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Once selections are complete, click the "Send CSV" button. A link to download your export(s) will be sent to the email address associated with the account.

Image of the "Send CSV" button for exporting data from OpenNode

What information does each type of export file contain? 

  • The Payments file lists all of the transactions you've received via your OpenNode account.

  • The Transfers file lists all of the times funds, in either Bitcoin or your preferred local currency, were moved off of the OpenNode platform.

  • The Conversions file lists the instances where Bitcoin was converted into your preferred currency, including what the exchange rate was at the time of the conversion.

  • The Account summary file displays the bitcoin and local currency balance at the time the report was generated.

Payments: Headers

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OpenNode ID: Unique ID for a given payment, not a Bitcoin blockchain ID

Date: UTC date that transfer was executed

Time: UTC time of day that transfer was executed

Payment amount: The payment amount in BTC

Processing fee paid: The fee that was paid by the merchant to OpenNode for facilitating the payment

Originating amount: what the charge was set for in fiat / BTC

Merchant account amount: always denominated in whatever local currency the account is set in

Automatically converted to merchant account currency: Yes or no field answering the question, “was a transaction automatically converted?”

Transfers: Headers

OpenNode ID: Unique ID for a given transfer

Type of Transfer: Lightning Network, Bank transfer, or on-chain Bitcoin transfer

Status of Transfer: Says if the status of the transfer is pending or complete upon the time that the report was generated

Date: UTC date that transfer was executed

Time: UTC time of day that transfer was executed

Amount: Amount that was transferred. Value is denominated based on the Currency field.

Transfer fees paid: The total fees paid for the transfer. Value is denominated based on the currency field.

Conversions: Headers

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OpenNode ID: Unique ID for a given conversion

Date: UTC date that transfer was executed

Time: UTC time of day that transfer was executed

From amount: The value of currency before the conversion; what the value is converting from

From currency: The currency of the value before the conversion

To amount: The value of currency after the conversion; what the value is converting to

To currency: The currency of the value after the conversion

From/To exchange rate: Exchange rate quoted at the time of conversion. Always noted in “from currency” / “to currency”. I.e. if changing from Bitcoin to dollars, the exchange rate is in USD/BTC.

Fees paid (BTC): Conversion fee paid in Bitcoin

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