Switching From Mint: How to Move Bank Connections and History

How do I migrate my bank connections from Mint to a new app?

You set each connection up again inside the new app. Mint’s links to your banks closed with Mint in March 2024, and every app connects to banks through its own sign-in screen. What you can carry over is history: the transactions CSV that Mint let you download before the closure. The order below keeps that history and avoids duplicates.

Switching from Mint, step by step

1. 01
   List every account Mint was tracking. Write down each bank account, card, loan and investment account. If you kept a Mint CSV, its Account Name column gives you the full list.
2. 02
   Set up each bank again in the new app. Mint’s connections ended with Mint. In an app with live bank sync, sign in to each bank through that app’s connection screen. In Finman, download a CSV, OFX or QFX statement from each bank’s online banking, create the matching account and import the file; monobank connects with a personal API token.
3. 03
   Import your Mint history. Mint lists every amount as positive and puts debit or credit in a Transaction Type column. Before importing into Finman, make debit rows negative in a spreadsheet, then import the rows of each Mint account into its Finman account.
4. 04
   Import current statements on top. Statements from your bank usually overlap the last weeks of Mint history. Finman marks rows that are already in the account as “Already imported” and leaves them unticked, so you only add what is new.
5. 05
   Rebuild budgets from real numbers. Set each budget from your last three months of actual spending. Finman flags a budget at 80% spent and when the current pace will break it before the period ends.
6. 06
   Run one pay cycle before you trust it. Keep your bank’s own app open for one pay cycle and compare balances. Gaps in categories or missing accounts show up here, while fixing them is cheap.

The details of a Mint CSV, including the spreadsheet formula for the sign, are in which apps import Mint data. Statement files from Canadian and other banks are covered in CSV import of bank statements.

If you never downloaded your Mint data

Intuit announced the closure in November 2023 and invited Mint users to Credit Karma, another Intuit service, by signing in to it from the Mint app; users could also download or delete their Mint data. Mint itself is closed, so its export is gone. Your history from here starts with whatever range your online banking still lets you download as statement files. Import the oldest file first and work forward.

Choosing where to move

Pick the app by the job Mint did for you. Automatic sync of many US accounts points to Monarch, which also imports a Mint CSV. A free start from bank files, several currencies and no bank login points to Finman. A strict method points to YNAB. The full comparison with prices is in the best Mint alternatives, and the shortest route to a single Mint replacement is in the best app to replace Mint.

Switching from Mint to Finman: what to expect

1. 01
   Files, no live US or Canadian bank sync. You download a statement from online banking and import it. Formats for RBC, TD, Scotiabank, BMO, CIBC, Tangerine, Wealthsimple Cash, EQ Bank, Revolut and Wise are recognised automatically; other banks go through a column-mapping preview. Canadian readers: see the budget app for Canada.
2. 02
   Everything is free during the open beta. No card is asked and online payment is switched off. After the beta, Free stays at $0 with accounts and transactions, budgets and goals, and CSV import, and Pro is planned at $9 a month; the app's plan list sets no history limit.
3. 03
   Phone and desktop through the browser. Finman opens at app.finman.money on Android, iPhone and desktop and installs to the home screen. Store versions for Google Play and the App Store are not published yet.
4. 04
   Your data can leave again. Transactions and accounts export to CSV, and a full backup downloads as JSON.

Sources for the Mint dates: Engadget on the Mint closure; Monarch’s Mint importer: Monarch: Mint CSV import. Checked 30 Oct 2026.

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