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Upload a CAMT.053 statement. Get clean CSV and XLSX, plus a diagnostic of what is wrong with the file: control totals that do not reconcile, balances that do not tie, duplicates, and missing references.
Convert ISO 20022 camt.053 XML to CSV or Excel using this free online converter. Upload the statement, review one transaction per row with references intact, then download a structured file.
A camt.053 statement with a credit and a debit. These are synthetic fixtures, processed in memory and never stored.
Your file is processed in memory and never stored. Nothing is written to disk, and nothing is retained after the response.
Walks the ISO 20022 camt.053 XML tree by element name rather than a pinned namespace version, so .02/.04/.08 variants and a bank's own house dialect all parse the same way. The opening and closing balance entries it reads are checked against the transactions in between, the same balance tie-out the other converters run.
camt.053 is an ISO 20022 bank-to-customer statement in XML. This converter flattens it to one transaction per row and checks opening and closing balances against the transactions in between.
Drop a .xml or .camt053 file on this page. Download CSV or Excel when the rows appear. Variants such as .02, .04 and .08 parse the same way.
No. This page converts camt.053 XML to CSV or Excel, not the other way around.
No. Uploaded files are processed in memory and dropped when the response is sent. Nothing is written to disk. They are never stored.
Have the camt.053 XML (.xml or .camt053). Variants such as .02, .04 and .08 parse the same way. This page is not a CSV-to-camt.053 writer. Scanned PDFs do not belong here.
Download CSV or Excel with references intact, then check statement quality and reconcile. Keep the end-to-end references — they are often the cheapest match key in the later recon.
camt.053 replaced many MT940 feeds in Europe. Flattening XML to one row per transaction is what makes a structured reference usable at close. The parser walks element names, not a pinned namespace, so house dialects still produce rows. Matching remains a later, deterministic step.