Check bank files before the next import step
These tools inspect selected structure elements locally in your browser, helping you spot missing fields in MT940 or CAMT.053 before trying the target application.
Free tools
These tools inspect selected structure elements locally in your browser, helping you spot missing fields in MT940 or CAMT.053 before trying the target application.
Check the structure before debugging the import
Many import failures can be narrowed down before opening the accounting application.
Account identifier
MT940 commonly relies on :25:, while CAMT.053 statements should contain a traceable account identifier such as an IBAN or alternate account ID.
Transactions
The tools count typical transaction structures such as :61: lines in MT940 and Ntry elements in CAMT.053.
Balances
Opening and closing balances are important in many strict bank-format workflows, so missing balance fields or codes are highlighted.
Frequently asked questions
Are MT940 or CAMT files uploaded?
No. The checkers read the selected file locally in your browser for this structure check.
Does a green result guarantee that an import will work?
No. The tools check key structure elements but do not reproduce every rule used by a particular accounting or banking application.
Can I check a PDF here?
These free tools are for existing MT940 or CAMT.053 files. Use the main converter when your source is a PDF bank statement.
Only have a PDF bank statement?
Convert the PDF first, then review the structured output before importing it elsewhere.