Import bank statements in Moneybird

The problem: Moneybird doesn't accept CSV or PDF

For bank transactions, Moneybird only accepts official MT940 or CAMT.053 files. Many banks and credit card companies, however, only deliver a PDF or a CSV, and the automatic bank connection sometimes misses transactions or doesn't cover every account. As a result you end up entering transactions manually — slow and error-prone.

The solution: convert to MT940 or CAMT.053

With StatementBridge you convert any bank statement to a standardised MT940 or CAMT.053 file that you upload straight via the Bank tab in Moneybird. No retyping, and a complete, accurate administration.

How does StatementBridge work?

1. Upload — Drag your bank statement (PDF, CSV, Excel or MT940) into StatementBridge.
2. Review — Transactions and the IBAN are detected automatically; check and correct where needed.
3. Download as MT940 or CAMT.053 — Choose the format Moneybird expects and download the file.
4. Import into Moneybird — Upload the file via the Bank tab > Import bank statement.

Supported formats

Which banks does this work with?

StatementBridge processes statements from all Dutch banks — ING, ABN AMRO, Rabobank, Triodos, Knab, bunq, ASN Bank, SNS and RegioBank — and from foreign banks. As soon as the IBAN isn't yet known in Moneybird, Moneybird automatically creates a new bank account.

Benefits

• No more manual retyping — all transactions are detected automatically.
• MT940 or CAMT.053 that Moneybird reads without errors.
• Works with PDF, CSV and Excel from any bank and credit card company.
• Free to try, no installation.