What is N26?

N26 is a mobile bank that was founded in Berlin in 2013. It was the first bank to offer a mobile bank account in Europe, emphasizing the convenience and innovation in the banking sector. With a full German banking license obtained in 2016, N26 operates with the trust and reliability expected of a traditional banking institution while offering the flexibility of modern technology.

As a bank trusted by millions of customers across Europe, N26 has expanded its reach to over 24 countries, including Germany. It boasts a customer base of over 8 million people, underlining its popularity and acceptance. N26 ensures the security of its customers' funds by adhering to the German Deposit Protection Scheme.

While N26 has ceased its operations in the US, focusing on its core markets in Europe, it has ensured a smooth transition for former US customers by closing accounts in an orderly manner, issuing checks for remaining balances, and providing customer support through their email channel at support@n26.com.

Exporting N26 Transactions to CSV

Downloading CSV File from N26 Bank Account

To initiate the export of your banking transactions into a CSV file, you must first log into your N26 bank account. Once logged in, you can download the CSV file which contains all your banking transactions. This file serves as a comprehensive record of your financial activity and can be used for various purposes, including detailed analysis or as input data for other scripts and spreadsheets.

Using CSV File for Plaintext Accounting

The CSV file downloaded from N26 is not only a record of your transactions but is also in a format suitable for plaintext accounting. Specifically, the N26 CSV export is compatible with the Beancount format, making it simple to import your N26 transactions into Beancount for further financial management and accounting.

Processing CSV File with Export N26 to CSV Tool

After obtaining the CSV file from your N26 account, you may choose to process it using the export N26 to CSV tool. This tool takes the information from the CSV file and presents it in a different way, which may be more suitable for your needs. Additionally, the processed information can then be used as input for other financial tools, enhancing its utility and integration into your financial workflow.

Streamline Your N26 Data Management with Sourcetable

Instead of the traditional method of exporting your N26 account data to a CSV file and then importing it into another spreadsheet program, consider the streamlined approach offered by Sourcetable. Sourcetable excels in syncing your live data directly from a variety of apps and databases, including N26. This means you can enjoy up-to-the-minute financial information without the need for manual exports and imports.

With Sourcetable, you can automate the data gathering process, saving you time and reducing the risk of errors associated with manual data entry. The platform's intuitive spreadsheet interface allows you to query and manage your N26 data effortlessly, making it an invaluable tool for business intelligence and financial analysis. Embrace the efficiency of Sourcetable and transform the way you interact with your financial data.

Common Use Cases

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  Data Backup and Archiving

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I export N26 transactions to a CSV file?

To export N26 transactions to CSV, download the CSV file from your N26 Bank account via the WebApp.

Is it possible to download a CSV statement for a specific space in N26?

Yes, you can download a CSV statement for a specific space by clicking the download icon on the WebApp.

Can I get a balance statement for a Space in CSV format?

No, the balance statement for a Space is currently only available as a PDF file, not as a CSV file.

What can I do with the CSV file after downloading it from N26?

You can use a tool to process the CSV file, which will present the banking transaction information in a different way, making it usable as input for other tools.