Destinations

Bank transactions to CSV

Export your EU bank transactions to CSV files automatically. Choose your columns, pick your format, and decide how files are structured — your data, exactly how you need it.

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Data

What lands in your CSV

Over 25 columns available. Select only the ones you need.

Date Amount Currency Payee Account name Reference ID Status Notes Bank transaction code Merchant category code Balance after transaction Exchange rate + more

Features

Your data, your format

25+ selectable columns

Choose exactly which fields to include in each export. From basic date and amount to bank transaction codes and exchange rates — you pick what matters.

Format options

Export as standard CSV (comma-separated) or Excel EU format (semicolon-separated with European decimal notation). Compatible with Excel, Google Sheets, and any data tool.

One file or one per account

Combine all accounts into a single CSV, or generate a separate file per bank account. Both modes auto-update on every sync.

Works with any app

CSVs open in Excel, Numbers, Google Sheets, LibreOffice, or any custom tool. A universal format with no lock-in — use it anywhere.

Setup

Up and running in 4 steps

1

Install SyncBank

Download the app, enter your license, and launch setup in minutes.

2

Connect your bank

Link your account using Enable Banking or SimpleFIN, based on your country and bank support.

3

Choose your export folder

Select the local folder where SyncBank will save your CSV files. You can point it to a cloud-synced folder like Dropbox or iCloud Drive.

4

Configure columns & format

Select which fields to include, choose your CSV format (standard or Excel EU), and decide whether to use a single file or one file per account.

Destinations

Other destinations

SyncBank supports 5 destinations. Use one or combine them.

FAQ

Common questions

Which columns are included in the CSV?

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SyncBank offers over 25 selectable columns including date, amount, currency, payee, account name, reference ID, status, notes, bank transaction code, merchant category code, balance after transaction, exchange rate, and more. You choose which ones to include during setup.

What is the difference between standard CSV and Excel EU format?

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Standard CSV uses commas as separators and periods for decimal points — the default format for most tools. Excel EU format uses semicolons as separators and commas for decimals, which is the convention in most European countries and required for Excel to open files correctly in those locales.

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Start exporting to CSV today

Download SyncBank, connect your bank, and have your transactions in a clean CSV file in minutes — ready to open in Excel, Google Sheets, or any tool you use.