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Supported Banks — Built-in CSV Profiles

Acclo IQ ships with sample CSV format profiles for popular banks to help you get started quickly. Any bank or credit card CSV export is supported — just map the columns once and save a custom profile.

Acclo IQ currently ships 18 built-in CSV format profiles:

InstitutionProfileFormat
ChaseChase Credit CardHeader CSV
Wells FargoWells FargoHeader CSV
SynchronyLowe's Credit (Synchrony)Header CSV
FidelityFidelity Cash ManagementHeader CSV; handles bank preamble rows
Bank of AmericaBank of America CheckingHeader CSV; handles bank preamble rows
Bank of AmericaBank of America Credit CardHeader CSV
CitibankCitibank CheckingHeader CSV; separate debit/credit columns
CitibankCitibank Credit CardHeader CSV; separate debit/credit columns
Capital OneCapital One 360 CheckingHeader CSV
Capital OneCapital One Credit CardHeader CSV; separate debit/credit columns
American ExpressAmerican ExpressHeader CSV; inverts amount sign
DiscoverDiscover Credit CardHeader CSV
USAAUSAA CheckingHeader CSV
USAAUSAA Credit CardHeader CSV; inverts amount sign
PNC BankPNC Bank CheckingHeader CSV; separate debit/credit columns
TD BankTD Bank CheckingHeader CSV; separate debit/credit columns
US BankUS Bank CheckingHeader CSV
Ally BankAlly BankHeader CSV

Acclo IQ works with any bank that provides CSV transaction exports. If your bank isn’t listed above, create a custom format profile during your first import:

  1. Go to the Import page
  2. Select your account
  3. Click Create a new format profile
  4. Upload a sample CSV — the app auto-detects columns and date format
  5. Review the mapping, name the profile, and save

See the Format Profiles guide for detailed instructions.

For automatic imports without CSV files, Bank Sync supports thousands of banks through SimpleFIN Bridge. Available on all tiers — Free is capped at two active accounts total, Pro is unlimited.

If you’d like a built-in profile added for your bank, send a request through the Feedback guide and include the bank name, CSV column headers, date format, and a sample row with fake data.

My bank isn’t in the list — can I still use Acclo IQ?

Section titled “My bank isn’t in the list — can I still use Acclo IQ?”

Yes. The built-in profiles are conveniences, not a whitelist. Acclo IQ imports any CSV export by mapping the columns once. On your first import from a new bank, the app auto-detects the date, amount, and description columns; you confirm the mapping and save it as a custom format profile that is reused automatically on every future import.

Acclo IQ imports CSV files (comma-separated values), which every major bank and credit card provider can export. For accounts you don’t want to export manually, Bank Sync pulls transactions automatically through SimpleFIN Bridge, which connects to thousands of institutions.

What if my downloaded CSV has an unusual date format or reversed amounts?

Section titled “What if my downloaded CSV has an unusual date format or reversed amounts?”

Custom format profiles handle both. You can set the date format (for example MM/DD/YYYY or YYYY-MM-DD) and choose whether amounts are read “as-is” or inverted, so charges and deposits land with the correct sign. See Format Profiles for the full set of options.

Do I need a bank login to import transactions?

Section titled “Do I need a bank login to import transactions?”

No. CSV import never asks for banking credentials — you download the file from your bank yourself and import it locally. Only optional Bank Sync connects to your institution, and it does so through the SimpleFIN Bridge rather than storing your bank password in Acclo IQ.

  • CSV Import — step-by-step import walkthrough
  • Format Profiles — map any bank’s columns and reuse the mapping
  • Bank Sync — automatic transaction import via SimpleFIN
  • Accounts — set up the accounts you import into