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The Deribit trading journal
Viktury syncs Deribit through a read-only API key and journals the perps, futures and options you close before expiry, whether they settle in USDC or in BTC and ETH, with the fees and funding that actually decide your edge.
- Automatic read-only sync
- CSV import
What Viktury imports from Deribit
- Perpetuals and dated futures
- Options
- Funding on perpetuals
Deribit lists USDC-settled linear contracts alongside its original inverse contracts, which settle in BTC or ETH. Viktury records each trade's P&L in the currency that contract settles in, and attaches funding to the perpetual trades that paid it.
In Viktury
Your Deribit trades, reviewed
Fees and funding
What your Deribit trades really cost
Deribit writes the fee of every trade into your transaction log, in the currency that contract settles in. Viktury takes it from there, so a BTC-settled inverse future shows its fee in BTC beside its BTC P&L, and a USDC-settled linear contract shows both in USDC. The two currencies are never added together.
Funding on a Deribit perpetual is booked in your transaction log at each settlement and whenever you trade. Viktury keeps it on the open position and hands each close its share, so a position closed in three parts carries its funding across all three.
How it works
From Deribit to your stats
- 01
Connect with a read-only API key
Create a read-only API key on Deribit and paste it into Viktury. Keys are stored encrypted, and Viktury never gets withdrawal or trading permissions.
Setup guide → - 02
Trades become round-trips
Individual executions are matched into round-trip trades first in, first out, with fees and funding included. Each closed lot keeps the price you actually paid, so your stats reflect what actually happened.
- 03
Your edge, quantified
Win rate by setup, mistake costs and time-of-day performance from the trades you import, and R-multiples on every trade you give a stop.
Questions
Before you connect
How does Viktury import my Deribit trades?
Via automatic API sync and CSV import. API sync runs daily and can be triggered manually any time.
Does Viktury need trading or withdrawal permissions?
No. Viktury only ever needs read access to your trade history. Read-only API keys cannot place orders or move funds.
What data does Viktury read from Deribit?
Trade executions (instrument, side, size, price, fees, timestamps), enough to rebuild your round-trip trades. Viktury never reads balances it does not need, and never shares your data.
Is Viktury free to try?
Yes. The free plan stays free, and your first trades start 14 days of Edge with the full analytics. No card needed.
What happens to Deribit options or futures I hold to expiry?
Contracts you close before expiry are journaled as trades. A contract that settles at expiry is not closed out as a trade yet.
Does Viktury include Deribit funding in my P&L?
Yes. Funding on a Deribit perpetual is read from your transaction log, carried on the position while it is open, and shared out to each part you close, so a partial close gets its own share and the net P&L of every close includes it.
Can I import Deribit without an API key?
Yes. Download your Transaction Log from your Deribit account settings, one file per currency you trade, and upload each file as it is. It carries the same fees and funding the key sync reads.
Your Deribit book, in the currency it settles in.
Connect a read-only key and review every contract you close.
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