CAMT.053 to CSV Converter

Convert an ISO 20022 CAMT.053 statement (camt.053.001.02 through .08) into CSV or Excel. Free, no signup, no size limit.

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.xmlcamt.053.001.02–.08

What CAMT.053 is

CAMT.053 is the ISO 20022 BankToCustomerStatement message — the XML format that replaced SWIFT MT940 across SEPA and most European banks. It is precise and complete, which is exactly why it is painful to read: a single day's statement can be several thousand lines of nested XML, and the information you actually want is spread across Ntry, NtryDtls/TxDtls, RmtInf and Refs nodes.

The trap for anyone building their own import is the sign. CAMT.053 does not store negative amounts. Every Amt is positive and the direction lives in a separate CdtDbtInd element containing CRDT or DBIT. Miss it and your reconciliation is wrong in both directions at once. This converter applies the indicator and writes debits as negative numbers so the column totals.

Fields extracted

Booking date (BookgDt) and value date (ValDt) as separate columns
Amount with CdtDbtInd applied, and currency from the Amt@Ccy attribute
Account — IBAN, or the proprietary identifier when no IBAN is present
Bank transaction code (BkTxCd, domain or proprietary) and entry status
References — AcctSvcrRef as bank reference, EndToEndId or InstrId as customer reference
Description — unstructured remittance information (RmtInf/Ustrd), falling back to AddtlNtryInf
Balances — opening (OPBD) and closing (CLBD) rows kept alongside the entries

Namespace handling

Banks issue different CAMT.053 versions, and each version uses a different XML namespace (urn:iso:std:iso:20022:tech:xsd:camt.053.001.02 through .08). Tools that hard-code one namespace silently return zero rows for the others. This converter matches on element local names instead, so every version parses without configuration — and multi-statement files (several Stmt blocks in one document) are all read.

Frequently asked questions

Is my statement uploaded anywhere?

No. Parsing runs in your browser through the built-in XML parser. There is no server and no upload endpoint — check your browser's network tab during a conversion and you will see no requests. The page also works fully offline once loaded.

Which CAMT versions work?

All of camt.053.001.02 to camt.053.001.08, since matching is done on local element names rather than a fixed namespace. CAMT.052 (intraday report) and CAMT.054 (debit/credit notification) share the same entry structure and will also produce rows, though they are different message types.

Why are debits negative in the output?

Because CAMT.053 keeps every amount positive and stores direction separately in CdtDbtInd. Writing debits as negative is what lets you sum the Amount column and get a meaningful net movement in Excel.

Can I convert CAMT.053 to Excel instead of CSV?

Yes — use the Excel download button. It produces a SpreadsheetML file that Excel, LibreOffice and Google Sheets open directly, with amounts typed as numbers rather than text.