Bank statement converter
Bank CSV to QBO
Many banks offer older months only as a CSV download, while accounting software imports bank data most reliably as .qbo, .ofx or .qif. Upload the CSV and download the file your software expects.
Drop a PDF bank statement or your bank's CSV export here
or
Processed in memory and never stored. Files up to 4 MB; scans with a free account.
Columns found automatically
The converter reads the header row (Date, Posting Date, Description, Amount, Debit, Credit, Balance and their German equivalents) and handles exports without a header by looking at the content. Newest-first exports are put into date order; commas or semicolons, decimal points or commas and date-time cells are all read.
The running balance as a check
When the export has a balance column, every row is checked against the one before, and the opening and closing balance go into the file. Without one, compare the total with your online banking before you import.
The same IDs on every conversion
Each transaction gets an ID built from its date, amount and text, so software that tracks transaction IDs, such as QuickBooks and Quicken, does not import overlapping lines twice.
Pricing
Free
€0
10 pages a month, scans included
Without account: 3 pages a month to try, digital PDFs
Create account- ✓Excel, CSV, QuickBooks, Xero, Quicken, CAMT.053, MT940
- ✓PDF statements and bank CSV exports
- ✓Balance check to the cent
- ✓Scanned statements (OCR)
- ✓Files never stored
Prices without VAT: small business under § 6 (1) 27 UStG, no VAT is charged. Monthly, cancel any month. A page is one PDF page or 50 CSV rows; conversions that find no transactions are not counted.
Questions
- Is the CSV stored?
- No. It is read in memory and discarded when the conversion finishes.
- How are CSV files counted?
- 50 rows count as one page against your plan.