ISO 20022 to CSV Converter - Parse Financial XML Messages

Convert ISO 20022 XML financial messages to CSV. Supports camt, pain, pacs, and other message types. Browser-based, private.

Drop ISO 20022 XML file here or click to browse

Supports .xml, .iso20022, .mx files

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Frequently Asked Questions

ISO 20022 is the international standard for electronic financial messaging. It uses XML to define message formats for payments, securities, trade services, and more. It's replacing older formats like SWIFT MT messages worldwide.

The converter handles common message types: camt.052/053/054 (account statements), pain.001/002 (payment initiation/status), pacs.008/002/004 (credit transfers), and other ISO 20022 XML documents.

ISO 20022 uses structured XML with richer data. MT messages use fixed-format text with limited fields. ISO 20022 supports more data, better addressing, and extended references.

Yes. All processing happens locally in your browser. Your financial messages never leave your device. No data is uploaded or stored on any server.

ISO 20022 is global. SEPA in Europe, SWIFT globally, US Fedwire, UK CHAPS, and many national payment systems are migrating to or already using ISO 20022.

Yes. Paste XML containing multiple messages or a batch file. All transactions and entries are extracted into a single CSV for analysis.

Depends on message type. For statements: dates, amounts, references, debtor/creditor info. For payments: payer, payee, amounts, purposes. All available fields are captured.

The parser handles standard ISO 20022 namespaces. Bank-specific extensions may need manual review. Always verify critical data against source systems.

Import to Excel for reconciliation, accounting software for bookkeeping, databases for reporting, or analytics tools. CSV format is universally supported.

Export from banking portals, treasury systems, or payment platforms. Look for XML export options or ISO 20022/MX format downloads.

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