List of supported export formats from banks and online payment providers

Within Yuki, there are several ways to import bank statements and transaction data from your Dutch bank account(s). This can be done fully automatically via a direct accounting link or manually via export files. This also applies to any foreign currency accounts held with these banks.

Automatic bank links (Recommended)

For fast and error-free processing, you can link your bank account directly to Yuki. Transactions are then imported automatically on a daily basis.

• Direct links: available for ABN AMRO, Rabobank, ING, and Knab
  For a detailed description of the ABN AMRO, ING and Knab accounting link see the Links category.
  For a detailed description of the Rabobank accounting link see article Rabobank accounting link.
• Ponto PSD2 connection: Do you want to connect all your bank accounts securely, reliably, and in accordance with the latest PSD2 and GDPR regulations? Then use the connection via Ponto.
  For a detailed description, see article Ponto PSD2 links.

Manually upload export files

If you are not using an automatic integration, download the export files yourself via your bank’s online banking system. You can submit these files to Yuki in two ways:

• Upload them directly to the Bank folder.
• Email them as attachments to the unique email address for your Yuki administration.

Supported file formats

In general, Yuki supports the three most commonly used formats by Dutch banks:

• MT940 (NL)
• CAMT.053
• CSV (Comma-Separated Values).

Yuki bank import format

If you don’t have an official export file from the bank, you can also submit bank transactions using the special Yuki bank import format. You can easily create and fill out this file yourself in Excel.

An example of the Yuki Bank Import Format is attached at the bottom of this article.

Banks supported by Yuki and their export formats

The export formats listed below also apply to foreign currency accounts opened with the respective banks.

Dutch banks

• ABN AMRO
  • MT940
  • CAMT.053
• ASN bank 
  • CAMT.053
• Bunq bank
  • MT940
  • CAMT.053
• Fortis bank
  • MT940 (.sta)
  • MT940 Grote Beer (.sta)
  • CAMT.053
• ING bank 
  • MT940
  • CAMT.05
  • CSV (if MT940 or CAMT.053 is not available)
• Knab bank
  • MT940
• Rabobank
  • MT940 Structured (.swi)
    maximally 15 months back in time
  • CAMT.053
  • CSV (if MT940 or CAMT.053 is not available)
    maximally 15 months back in time
• Regiobank
  (Since July 1, 2025, Regiobank has continued under the name ASN bank) 
  • CAMT.063
• Revolut
  • CAMT.053
• SNS bank
  (Since July 1, 2025, SNS bank has continued under the name ASN bank)
  • CAMT.053 
• Triodos bank
  • MT940 (unstructured)
  • CAMT.053
• Van Lanschot 
  • MT940 Structured
  • CAMT.053
    
    

Credit cards

• ABN AMRO
  • CSV (Business Card)
• Rabobank
  • CSV
• ICS (International Card Services)
  • CSV
• American Express
  • CSV.

Important exceptions: Credit cards (ABN AMRO and ING)

When importing credit card transactions, please note the following specific rules for each bank:

• ABN AMRO Professional credit card: This credit card is intended for private individuals. Please note: transactions from this card cannot be imported into Yuki as a CSV file.
• ING credit card statements: You can download these statements as PDF files from the bank. Since these are not automatically imported, you must enter the transactions manually:
  • Upload the PDF to Yuki.
  • Assign the document type ‘Bank statement’ to it.
  • Enter the lines manually.
    
    For a detailed description, see article Post bank or credit card statement.

Online payment providers supported by Yuki and their export formats

• PayPal  
  • CSV (Kommagescheiden - betalingen die het saldo beïnvloeden)
• Pay.nl 
  • MT940
• MultiSafepay  
  • MT940
• Mollie betaaldiensten  
  • MT940.