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If you do find a bank that lets you at least query balances and transaction history yourself, I would love to hear about it! Forget about actually initiating an
by boring_twenties 4y ago
If you do find a bank that lets you at least query balances and transaction history yourself, I would love to hear about it! Forget about actually initiating any transfers, I just don't want to type numbers into a spreadsheet by hand like a god damn troglodyte.
- capableweb 4y agoI have three European banks (all different countries) that all offers CSV export. I didn't even knew there was banks today that didn't have that.
- ElevenLathe 4y agoMy small, local credit union lets me download spreadsheet files (not sure if they're CSV or Excel TBH) of all my transactions, I think up to 3 years back. Presumably this is some kind of off-the-shelf software though it's white-label so I don't know how to figure out what it's called, or how to find a credit union that uses it. That said, I find such credit unions are easy to ask questions of and get satisfying answers: the people actually working there will pick up the phone, rather than farming it out to a call center states or oceans away. They will therefore probably be able tell you if they offer this functionality or not before you open an account.