The Income Tracker

Export your bank statement as a CSV

By The Income Tracker ยท Updated 8 September 2026

In short

Pick your bank below for the exact steps to download your transactions as a CSV. Then import that file into The Income Tracker to track your income and spending. Free, no account, no bank login.

The Income Tracker reads standard CSV, OFX and QIF exports from UK banks automatically. No formatting, no open banking, no credentials shared. Just a file you download yourself.

High street banks

Barclays → CSVHow to export Barclays transactions HSBC UK → CSVHow to export HSBC UK transactions Lloyds Bank → CSVHow to export Lloyds Bank transactions NatWest → CSVHow to export NatWest transactions Santander UK → CSVHow to export Santander UK transactions Nationwide → CSVHow to export Nationwide transactions Halifax → CSVHow to export Halifax transactions Bank of Scotland → CSVHow to export Bank of Scotland transactions TSB → CSVHow to export TSB transactions first direct → CSVHow to export first direct transactions Virgin Money → CSVHow to export Virgin Money transactions Co-operative Bank → CSVHow to export Co-operative Bank transactions Metro Bank → CSVHow to export Metro Bank transactions

App-based banks and fintechs

Monzo → CSVHow to export Monzo transactions Starling Bank → CSVHow to export Starling Bank transactions Revolut → CSVHow to export Revolut transactions Chase UK → CSVHow to export Chase UK transactions Wise → CSVHow to export Wise transactions

Credit cards and business accounts

American Express → CSVHow to export American Express transactions Tide → CSVHow to export Tide transactions

Bank not listed, or PDF only?

Any CSV with a date, a description and an amount (or money in and money out columns) imports fine, whatever the bank. If your bank only gives you a PDF, copy the transactions out of it and paste them in: how to import a PDF bank statement. Prefer to type? Start from a budget template.

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