Bank guides

• Chase CSV to QBO

  Chase gives you CSV, QuickBooks Online wants a Web Connect .qbo file — the converter below bridges the two in your browser, with the Chase column layout already mapped.

• Bank of America CSV to QBO

  A Bank of America CSV starts with a block of summary lines that breaks most importers; the converter below skips them and writes a clean QuickBooks .qbo file without uploading anything.

• Wells Fargo CSV to QBO

  Wells Fargo’s comma delimited export has no header row at all, which is why so many importers choke on it; the converter below recognises it by column shape and writes a QuickBooks .qbo file locally.

• Citi CSV to QBO

  Citi splits charges and payments across two columns and includes pending rows; the converter below merges the columns, drops the pending transactions and writes a QuickBooks .qbo file in your browser.

• Capital One CSV to QBO

  Capital One exports ISO dates and keeps charges and payments in separate columns; the converter below normalises both and produces a QuickBooks .qbo file without your statement leaving the browser.

• American Express CSV to QBO

  American Express exports charges as positive numbers, which imports them backwards unless something flips the sign — the converter below does that, and builds the QuickBooks .qbo file in your browser.

• U.S. Bank CSV to QBO

  U.S. Bank exports a tidy five-column CSV with the payee in a Name column and a separate Memo; the converter below maps them to a QuickBooks .qbo file without uploading your statement.

• PayPal CSV to QBO

  PayPal reports a gross amount and a fee on the same line; the converter below splits the fee into its own transaction so the net matches your balance, and writes a QuickBooks .qbo file locally.

• Stripe CSV to QBO

  Stripe exports a gross amount and a fee per charge and pays you the net days later; the converter below splits the fee into its own line so your payouts reconcile, and builds the .qbo file in your browser.

• Square CSV to QBO

  Square reports gross sales, fees and a net total on one line; the converter below turns each sale into a collected amount plus a separate fee, and writes the QuickBooks .qbo file in your browser.

Your bank not here? The converter on the home page handles any CSV or Excel statement — map the columns once and convert.