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Choose the delimiter
Tell the tool whether the export uses commas, semicolons, or tabs before opening it.
Bank CSV Standardizer
Map bank CSV columns to a reviewable Date, Description, Amount format without uploading your statement.
Standardize a bank CSV
Choose the delimiter first, then map your bank's date, description, and amount columns. The tool does not guess ambiguous formats.
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Data handling
- Processing
- The selected input is processed in your browser. Got A Tool does not send it to our servers.
- Retention
- Inputs and results are not saved to persistent storage. Resetting or closing this page clears the tool's working state.
- Export
- The tool may prepare a result after you run it. It downloads or copies it only when you choose that action.
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How it works
Make a bank CSV consistent without guessing its meaning
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Map the source fields
Choose date, description, and amount columns, plus the exact date and decimal formats used by your bank.
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Review before export
Download only the valid standardized rows. Any unclear row is placed in review.csv instead.
Output format
Three predictable columns for transaction review.
The ready file uses Date, Description, and Amount. Dates are written as YYYY-MM-DD. Signed amounts stay signed; separate debit and credit columns become negative and positive amounts respectively.
Why formats are explicit
A value such as 03/04/2026 can mean two different dates, and 1.234 can be a grouped number or a decimal. Choose the source formats yourself so the tool never makes that decision silently.
Questions
Bank CSV standardizer questions
Does this connect to my bank?
No. It only reads the CSV file you choose. It cannot sign in, download transactions, check balances, or change anything in an account.
Why is a row in review.csv?
Its date, amount, debit, or credit value did not match the formats you selected, or both debit and credit had a value. It stays out of the ready file so you can decide how to repair it.
Can I use a signed amount or separate debit and credit columns?
Yes. Choose one signed column when the bank already uses positive and negative values. Choose separate columns when an expense and an income are in different fields.
Does it categorize transactions or calculate balances?
No. This version standardizes the fields you map. It does not guess categories, merchant names, currencies, exchange rates, or account balances.
Is my financial CSV uploaded?
No. Reading, mapping, review, ZIP creation, and download happen in your browser. Got A Tool does not receive or store the statement.
For OFX, QFX, or QBO exports, use OFX to CSV Converter instead.
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