Export your statement from ING (Germany), then upload the file to FinMan — it detects the format, imports every transaction and auto-categorizes them. If FinMan hasn't seen this exact format before, its AI builds a parser automatically, so it works even if your ING (Germany) export looks different.
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Export from the app or web banking
Export your statement
ING provides PDF account statements ("Kontoauszüge") in online banking and the app. To get transactions as a file, use the transaction ("Umsätze") export in web online banking, which offers CSV.
The CSV transaction export imports most cleanly; the PDF statement works too if you prefer it.
Import it into FinMan
Upload the file in the FinMan web app, or send it to the Telegram or WhatsApp bot. FinMan detects the ING (Germany) format, imports every transaction, and auto-categorizes them. Importing with an already-known format is free; only generating a brand-new template via AI counts toward the AI quota.
These banks are just examples. FinMan imports statements from any bank: it recognizes each file format automatically, and for a format it hasn't seen before, an AI builds a parser on the spot. There is no fixed list of supported banks.
Frequently asked questions
- Which ING (Germany) file format should I upload?
- Any of the ones your export offers — CSV and Excel are the most reliable because the data is already structured, but FinMan also parses PDF statements. Use whichever is easiest to download.
- My bank isn't listed — will import still work?
- Yes. The listed banks are only examples. FinMan recognizes each file format automatically, and for a format it hasn't seen, its AI builds a parser on the fly — so any bank's statement works.
- Does FinMan categorize ING (Germany) transactions automatically?
- Yes — imported transactions are auto-sorted into categories, and you can adjust any of them. Duplicate transactions from overlapping statements are detected and skipped.