Convert to Xero, Kashoo, Zoho, YNAB, AceMoney & Others - pdf to ofx, qif to ofx, csv to ofx

MoneyThumb's 2Convert line of financial file converters can easily convert your financial transaction data from virtually any source into the financial industry's .ofx format that is used by accounting and personal finance packages such as: Xero, Kashoo, Zoho,  GoDaddy Accounting, Sage, Fresh Books, MYOB, iBank, AceMoney, YNAB, Moneydance, GnuCash & Microsoft Money's Sunset Edition.

PDFs & Historical Transaction Data

A variety of personal finance software users faced a challenge in importing bank, credit card or brokerage transactions that are 6 months or older. This is because a large number of financial institutions only supply historical transaction data in .pdf format, which programs like Xero, Kashoo, Zoho,  Sage, MYOB, AceMoney, YNAB and others do not natively import. Fortunately, MoneyThumb's pdf2ofx Convert+ makes use of advanced algorithms to compare your .pdf file against those supplied by hundreds of financial institutions and ensures that your .pdf to .ofx file conversion process is smooth and easy. Or if your accounting software needs QIF format file, consider pdf2qif Convert+.

Convert QIF to OFX

You may want to move your personal financial data from an older version of Quicken or other program that uses the .qif format into financial software that uses .ofx. Our qif2ofx Convert software easily handles conversions from Quicken to OFX.

Convert CSV to OFX

Any financial transaction data in a spreadsheet can easily be converted so it can imported into other financial programs. Convert from .csv to .ofx to make the process quick and hassle-free. csv2ofx Convertmakes that conversion with a single click.

Converters that Import into Other Personal Finance Software

OFX Open Financial Exchange  was created by Microsoft, Intuit, and CheckFree as a standard  format for sharing financial files online, downloading financial transactions, and importing financial data. OFX is widely used and most personal accounting software natively imports .ofx files. Most financial institutions offer their current statements in .ofx, but historical statements are often only available in .pdf format. This can make it difficult for anyone trying to import data six months or older into a program like GnuCash or iBank. MoneyThumb's financial converter software allows users to convert to OFX from PDF, CSV, or QIF format. Other software in the 2Convert line work to convert files into .qfx, convert to .qbo, or convert into .CSV spreadsheets.