Chase CSV won't import? Convert it for QuickBooks, Xero or YNAB.

StatementSnap reads the Chase export, fixes dates and amounts, and gives you a file your accounting or budgeting app accepts.

Your file never leaves your computer. Everything runs in this page. No upload, no account, no server.

Drop your bank CSV here or

or try a sample

What a Chase export looks like

Header wording is not quoted in the sources above, so the sample header is illustrative. The tool matches columns by meaning, and you can fix any mapping by hand. Not affiliated with Chase.

How to use

  1. Download your transactions as CSV from Chase.
  2. Drop the file into the box above. Nothing is uploaded.
  3. Check the preview, pick QuickBooks, Xero, YNAB or Actual Budget, and download.

The "try a sample" link above loads made-up rows in this layout.

Free online, or the offline edition

Online (this page)

Free

  • First 25 rows per file
  • All 5 import formats
  • Fully private, runs in your browser

Offline edition

$29 one time

  • One file you keep, works with no internet
  • No row limit, no key, no account
  • Same private conversion, for as many statements as you like
Buy the offline edition

FAQ

Is my bank data uploaded?

No. The converter is JavaScript running in your browser tab. You can disconnect from the internet after the page loads and it still works.

Which banks work?

Any bank that exports CSV. Dates, delimiters (comma, semicolon, tab), European number formats, separate debit/credit columns, headerless files and extra summary rows are handled, and you can override the column mapping.

What about ambiguous dates like 03/04/2024?

If every date could be day-first or month-first, the tool warns you and lets you pick the order before downloading.

Is this affiliated with any bank, Intuit, Xero or YNAB?

No. Names are used only to describe which file layout or import format is meant.

Guides by bank

Chase Bank of America Capital One Wells Fargo American Express