Debit & Credit User Guide
Import & Export
Where to Find These Features
To import or export transactions in the Mac app, please use the "File" menu in the menu bar. In the iOS app, these features are available in the app settings.
Import
The following file formats are supported: CSV, QIF, QFX, OFX. It could be a file from a financial institution or another personal finance app in case if you are migrating to Debit & Credit. Learn how to import files.
Export as CSV
The app will export transactions to a CSV file, which is a "raw data" file type.
When exporting transactions from the app you will see the option to use ISO 8601 date format. When this option is enabled, dates will be formatted as per the standard. Here is an example of a date formatted this way: 2023-04-11 00:00:00.
Export to Numbers (macOS only)
The app will export transactions to the Numbers app (part of the iWork suite). This is the best option if you are exporting transactions for further formatting and printing.
Export Attachments
This option will export your transaction attachments. It is useful when you want to have your receipts saved separately for tax purposes.
Related topics: how to import files, how to convert imported transactions into transfers, advanced features of the app.