Import bank statements in SnelStart

The problem: SnelStart only reads MT940

SnelStart imports bank statements as MT940 (SWIFT). More and more banks, however, only deliver a PDF or a CSV, and credit card companies deliver statements SnelStart doesn't accept directly. Without the right conversion, manual retyping remains — slow and error-prone.

The solution: convert to an import-ready MT940

With StatementBridge you convert any bank statement to a standardised MT940 file (.sta/.940) that SnelStart reads without errors. No retyping, and a complete, accurate administration.

How does StatementBridge work?

1. Upload — Drag your bank or credit card statement (PDF, CSV, Excel or MT940) into StatementBridge.
2. Review — Transactions are detected automatically; check and correct where needed.
3. Download as MT940 — Choose MT940 as the output format and download the file.
4. Import into SnelStart — Import the MT940 file via the bank ledger.

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. You can also convert credit card statements from Amex, Visa and Mastercard for SnelStart.

Benefits

• No more manual retyping — all transactions are detected automatically.
• A standardised MT940 that SnelStart reads without errors.
• Works with PDF, CSV, Excel and credit card statements from any bank.
• Free to try, no installation.