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SWIFT MT950 account statements

Convert MT950 to Excel or CSV

Convert MT950 statement lines to spreadsheet-ready rows. Upload multiple MT950 files and export transaction data to CSV or Excel, with a separate balance overview in XLSX.

  • Maps repeated :61: statement transactions
  • Preserves account, statement number and transaction references
  • Includes opening and closing statement balances in Excel

Convert bank statement files

Upload CAMT.053 XML, MT940 or MT950. Up to 10 files, 2 MB each, 10 MB total.

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    How to export MT950 statement transactions

    1. Upload one or more complete MT950 statement messages.
    2. Select an Excel workbook or transaction-level CSV file.
    3. Review the exported transaction rows and statement balances.

    What's in an MT950 export?

    FinMessage reads account identification from :25:, statement numbering from :28C:, balance fields such as :60F: and :62F:, and repeated :61: transaction lines. Where a :86: field follows an entry, the text is attached as its description. Credit and debit indicators become signed amounts for analysis.

    When should I choose CSV?

    Use CSV when you need a plain row-based dataset for filtering or importing into an existing spreadsheet workflow. Choose Excel when you also need a summary of opening and closing balances per statement. Both formats are generic analysis exports rather than validated accounting-system templates.

    MT950 vs MT940

    Both formats describe account statements and use transaction and balance fields. MT950 is commonly used for statement reporting between financial institutions, while MT940 is often associated with customer account statements. The batch converter supports both, so you can keep separate source types in the same output.

    Usage and confidentiality: One successful batch counts as one action, with three free actions available daily. Upload only files you're authorized to process; batch files aren't stored in message history, but uploads may be buffered temporarily by the server.

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