View and check an MT940 file locally
Read statements, account identifiers, balances and :61: transactions in a table, then review key structure elements before the next import step.
Check an MT940 file locally
Choose a file or paste MT940 text. The analysis runs entirely in this browser window.
What this check tells you
- Displays statements, account identifiers, balances and transaction rows.
- Checks key MT940 fields and flags missing or unusual structure elements.
- Lets you download the parsed transaction table as CSV locally in the browser.
This check does not replace validation by the target import application. A technically plausible structure does not guarantee acceptance by a specific third-party system.
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