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CAMT.053 to CSV

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About CAMT.053 to CSV

Convert ISO 20022 CAMT.053 XML bank statement files into CSV rows with booking date, amount, currency and remittance info.

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.

The format nests every transaction inside a chain of "Ntry" elements with debit/credit indicators, booking dates and remittance details buried several levels deep in the XML tree — this tool walks that structure for you and flattens each entry into one CSV row with currency, amount, credit/debit direction and free-text remittance info.

It's aimed at finance teams reconciling multi-currency corporate accounts who need the statement data in a spreadsheet or ERP-import shape rather than raw XML.

All parsing happens locally in the browser, so a corporate bank statement never has to leave your machine to become usable.

Category: Financial Formats

Common Use Cases

  • Reconciling EU corporate bank statements
  • Feeding treasury data into ERP spreadsheets

Key Features

  • Walks nested "Ntry" XML elements to flatten deeply nested transaction data
  • Extracts booking date, amount, currency, credit/debit direction and remittance text
  • Handles multi-currency corporate statement files
  • Runs locally, so ISO 20022 XML statements never leave your machine

The CAMT.053 to CSV tool is compatible with: EU Corporate Banking, ISO 20022 Statements.

Convert modern CAMT.053 XML statements here and use MT940_TO_CSV for any bank relationships still sending the older SWIFT format, so both feed the same CSV schema for treasury reconciliation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is CAMT.053 replacing MT940?

Yes, EU corporate banking is steadily moving to CAMT.053 as the ISO 20022 standard for electronic statements.

What transaction details does it pull out?

Booking date, amount, currency, credit or debit direction, and free-text remittance info from each entry.

Built for finance teams standardizing on ISO 20022 as EU banks retire older SWIFT-format statements.

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