StatementSnap

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

StatementSnap reads the Citi 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 choose a file

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What a Citi export looks like

Citi credit-card CSVs typically include the columns Status, Date, Description, Debit and Credit. Some exports add a Member Name column. (Tiller Citibank export guide)
Debit and Credit are separate columns and exactly one is filled on any row. Citi writes a purchase as a plain amount under Debit (126.44) and a payment or refund as a negative number under Credit (-41.00). (beancount.io Citi page)

The sources do not state the date format, and the sample uses made-up rows. StatementSnap reads the signed Credit value as money in, so payments come out positive. Not affiliated with Citi.

How to use

Download your transactions as CSV from Citi.
Drop the file into the box above. Nothing is uploaded.
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.

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First 25 rows per file
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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.