Download a bank statement from N26

N26 is a popular mobile bank, but it does not provide a ready-made accounting format. For your accounting you export a CSV and convert it to MT940 or CAMT.053. In this guide you will learn how that works and what to watch out for.

Which formats does N26 offer?

• CSV — an overview of your transactions (only via the web environment).
• PDF — monthly statements for archiving and review.

N26 does not offer MT940 or CAMT.053. If you want to import your transactions into your accounting package, you convert the CSV export. You do this in a few seconds with StatementBridge.

Export CSV via N26 (web)

1. Log in to the N26 WebApp on your computer (the CSV export is not in the mobile app).
2. Open your transactions and set the desired date range.
3. Click Download / Export and choose CSV.
4. Save the file in a fixed location (for example \Bank statements\N26\2026\).

Note these N26 points

• IBAN missing. The N26 CSV does not always contain your own IBAN. StatementBridge asks for this if needed, so that the MT940/CAMT.053 file contains a correct account.
• Check the last day. When exporting over a long period, transactions on the last day may sometimes be missing. Request the range slightly wider if necessary and check the closing balance.
• WebApp required. The CSV export is only available on the computer.

Convert CSV to MT940 or CAMT.053

• Convert CSV to MT940
• Convert CSV to CAMT.053

Import the converted file into your accounting software

Accounting package	Guide
Exact Online	Import bank statements in Exact Online
Twinfield	Import bank statements in Twinfield
Moneybird	Import bank statements in Moneybird
e-Boekhouden	Import bank statements in e-Boekhouden