Financial Formats Tools
Welcome to our financial formats hub. Here you'll find all the tools you need to handle financial formats tasks efficiently and securely.
Why Choose Our Financial Formats Tools?
Our financial formats tools are designed with privacy and performance in mind. All processing happens locally in your browser, ensuring your data never leaves your device. Whether you're working with small datasets or files with millions of rows, our tools handle it all seamlessly.
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Available Financial Formats Tools
Explore our complete toolkit with detailed guides and tutorials for each feature:
Whether you need to convert ofx and qfx bank/broker statement exports into clean csv rows (date, type, amount, name, memo) for spreadsheets or accounting software, OFX to CSV Converter is your go-to solution. OFX and QFX are the SGML-tagged export formats used by most US and Canadian banks and brokerages, and by Quicken and Microsoft Money before it. The tags are readable but not spreadsheet-friendly, so most people end up copy-pasting numbers by hand or hunting for a desktop tool that still supports the format. Perfect for reconciling bank exports in excel, feeding transactions into a budgeting sheet, and more. Read more about OFX to CSV Converter in our introduction guide, or follow our tutorial for step-by-step instructions. Try it now →
If you're looking to convert legacy quicken qif exports into csv, mapping date, amount, payee, memo and category fields to clean columns, QIF to CSV Converter is your go-to solution. QIF predates OFX and is still what many older banks, legacy accounting archives, and pre-2005 Quicken files use for their transaction exports. Each record is a stack of single-letter-coded lines (D for date, T for amount, P for payee, and so on) terminated by a caret, which is not something a spreadsheet can open directly. Perfect for migrating old quicken data to spreadsheets, archiving legacy bank exports as csv. Read more about QIF to CSV Converter in our introduction guide, or follow our tutorial for step-by-step instructions. Try it now →
When it comes to convert swift mt940 bank statement files into csv rows with value date, amount, credit/debit indicator and remittance info, MT940 to CSV Converter is your go-to solution. MT940 is the SWIFT message format European and multinational banks use for corporate account statements, and it shows up constantly in treasury and reconciliation workflows even though almost no ordinary spreadsheet tool reads it natively. Perfect for importing swift statements into treasury spreadsheets, auditing corporate bank feeds. Read more about MT940 to CSV Converter in our introduction guide, or follow our tutorial for step-by-step instructions. Try it now →
For those who want to convert iso 20022 camt.053 xml bank statement files into csv rows with booking date, amount, currency and remittance info, CAMT.053 to CSV Converter is your go-to solution. CAMT.053 is the ISO 20022 XML statement format that's steadily replacing MT940 across EU corporate banking, since it's the standard SEPA-region banks are consolidating around for electronic account reporting. Perfect for reconciling eu corporate bank statements, feeding treasury data into erp spreadsheets. Read more about CAMT.053 to CSV Converter in our introduction guide, or follow our tutorial for step-by-step instructions. Try it now →
Whether you need to convert quickbooks iif transaction files into csv rows for spreadsheet review or migration to another accounting system, IIF to CSV Converter is your go-to solution. IIF is QuickBooks Desktop's own tab-delimited interchange format for transactions, lists and other accounting data, and it's still the format most QuickBooks-to-anything migrations run into first. Perfect for migrating quickbooks transactions to another system, reviewing iif exports in a spreadsheet. Read more about IIF to CSV Converter in our introduction guide, or follow our tutorial for step-by-step instructions. Try it now →