What kind of PDFs are supported?

Text-based statement PDFs work today — the kind you download directly from your bank. Scanned or photographed statements need OCR, which is coming soon.

Is my financial data secure?

Files are processed privately and are never shared or sold. Uploads are kept only as long as needed to produce your export.

Which banks does it work with?

A generic parser handles most common statement layouts. Bank-specific templates for major banks are on the roadmap to push accuracy even higher.

What formats can I export?

Both CSV and Excel (XLSX). Every export reflects any edits you make in the review table.

Can I fix incorrect rows?

Yes. Every extracted row is editable inline before export, and a confidence score flags anything worth a second look.

MT940 to QFX Converter

Upload your MT940 file and download clean QFX. Fast conversion, no manual copy-paste.

.sta.qfx

QBO/QFX files may need a bank-specific Intuit ID to import into QuickBooks or Quicken without a warning.

Free · no sign-up · downloads automatically.

How to convert MT940 to QFX

1
Upload your MT940 file
Drag and drop your .sta file, or click to browse.
2
Convert it
Statemently reads the file and creates a clean QFX output.
3
Download your QFX file
Your QFX (.qfx) file downloads automatically, ready to import.

Why convert MT940 to QFX?

Use this when you have a file in one format and need a clean QFX file without rebuilding it by hand.

Upload your MT940 file and download QFX
Avoid manual copy-paste and formatting cleanup
Works with real-world exports that do not follow a perfect template

What ends up in your QFX file

QFX field	Comes from
DTPOSTED	Transaction date (YYYYMMDD)
TRNAMT	Signed amount
TRNTYPE	DEBIT or CREDIT, derived from the amount sign
NAME / MEMO	Description
INTU.BID	Quicken branding block (generic by default)

Tips

QBO/QFX files carry a generic Intuit bank ID. QuickBooks or Quicken may ask you to confirm the bank on first import.
Files up to 8 MB are supported. Very large files may be summarized before AI conversion.

Frequently asked questions

Is the MT940 to QFX converter free?

Yes — it's completely free, with no sign-up required.

What is a MT940 file?

MT940 is a SWIFT bank statement format commonly used for electronic bank statement imports.

What can I do with the QFX file?

QFX is Intuit's Quicken-flavored OFX file, used to import transactions straight into Quicken.

Is my financial data private?

Your file is processed only for the conversion, never sold, and not stored by this converter after the conversion runs.

Is there a file size limit?

Files up to 8 MB are supported, which covers even multi-year exports.

Will the QFX file import into QuickBooks or Quicken?

QBO/QFX files may need a bank-specific Intuit ID to import into QuickBooks or Quicken without a warning.

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