Convert your Monzo statement PDF to CSV or Excel

Monzo support is in beta. We haven’t yet tested a genuine Monzo statement: the public sample we checked had been altered in an online PDF editor, so it can’t count as evidence. If your Monzo statement uses a single signed amount column (minus for money out) next to a balance, that is a layout the converter handles, and the balance check will show whether yours converted fully.

How to download your Monzo statement as a PDF

1. Open the Monzo app and go to the account.
2. Look for Statements or Bank statement (often under account settings or the account’s menu).
3. Choose the date range and the PDF format.
4. Save or share the PDF to your computer. Monzo’s web access, where available, may offer the same.

Monzo can create statements for any date range. For checking several months, monthly ranges are easiest, because each statement then has a clear opening and closing balance.

Menu names change from time to time and can differ between the app and the website. If you can’t find statements, search for “statements” in the app or online banking help.

What to check on your Monzo statement

Check whether your statement has separate money in and money out columns or a single amount column with minus signs for money out, and whether it prints a running balance. If you use Pots, check how transfers to and from them appear.

Which export to choose

Choose the CSV for Excel for personal use. Monzo Business users with Xero or QuickBooks can pick those layouts; check whether your accounting software already has a bank feed for the account first.

Common issues with Monzo statements

• Signed amounts. If your statement uses a single signed amount column, negative amounts become Paid out and positive amounts Paid in, so the CSV has the same columns as every other bank.
• Pots. If moving money to a Pot shows on your statement as money out, filter those rows out of spending totals in your spreadsheet.
• Edited PDFs. Monzo PDFs edited after download will be flagged. If you receive Monzo statements from someone else, that flag is worth taking seriously.

Support status: beta

StatementToCSV reads statements by their columns, not with a fixed template for each bank, so some Monzo statements may already convert. But we haven’t yet tested a real Monzo statement, so we don’t claim support. Verified means every extracted row adds up to the balances printed on the statement. If you don’t see Verified, the converter shows you where the balances stopped adding up.

You can help: click Help us support this layout under the result. It creates a report of the statement’s layout in your browser, with every name, amount, reference and account number replaced by x and 1. Email it to support@statementtocsv.co.uk. When Monzo is tested, it will be announced on the updates page.

StatementToCSV is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by Monzo. The name is used only to describe the statements the converter reads.