Credit Agricole: downloading the history as CSV
How to download your Credit Agricole account history as a CSV file for importing payments into Sport Match: the period, incoming only, and no balance after each transaction.
Can Sport Match read this file?
Importing from Credit Agricole is coming soon. Sport Match can’t read this bank’s files yet — today it reads ING Bank Śląski’s. Until then, record payments by hand: Record payment.
CA24 eBank (personal and business accounts)
Instructions coming soon. We haven’t yet been able to confirm from the bank’s official materials how the CSV export works here. We’ll fill in this page — until then, use the bank’s own help (links below).
- According to the bank’s feature table, CA24 eBank downloads a transaction statement as PDF and CSV; the CA24 Mobile app doesn’t.
- The history can be filtered, by date among others. The first time you open the history in a session, the bank asks for an extra authorisation.
- The official help doesn’t describe the steps of the CSV export, an incoming-only filter or choosing columns.
CA24 Biznes
Instructions coming soon. We haven’t yet been able to confirm from the bank’s official materials how the CSV export works here. We’ll fill in this page — until then, use the bank’s own help (links below).
- We found no public guide to exporting the history from CA24 Biznes.
Before you import the file
- Load the file exactly as the bank produced it — don’t open and re-save it in Excel.
- Sport Match reads only the incoming payments from the file (date, sender, title, amount, kind and the sender’s account). It skips balances and outgoing payments, and doesn’t keep the file — more in What happens to the file and the data.
Your bank’s official help
The steps above are our own summary. Online banking menus do change — if something looks different, check the sources in Credit Agricole’s help:
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