Follow this brief step-by-step tutorial to learn how to exportApple Cardmonthly statements as a CSV spreadsheet that can be loaded into financial planning apps such as Mint or Quicken.
Announced at Apple’s media event on June 29, 2025 andlaunched on August 6 of that year,Apple Card initially did not supportexporting one’s financial data for further analysis in third-party budgeting software such asLunch Money,YNAB,Mint,Quickenand the like. It wouldn’t be until January 2020that Apple announcedthe ability to natively export transactions to a spreadsheet as comma-separated values (theCSV file format).
How to export Apple Card transactions as CSV
Follow the steps below to export your monthly transactions to a CSV spreadsheet.
1)Open theWallet appon your iPhone with iOS 12.4 or later.
2)TapApple Card.
3)TapCard Balanceunder your card.
4)Under the headline Statements, tap themonthly statementyou’d like to export.
5)TapExport Transactions.
6)The spreadsheet with your transactions will appear on the screen. Hit thatShare iconin the top-right corner and choose where you’d like the file saved or how to share it. You can email or print the file, save it to your iCloud Drive or on the device itself via the Files app, share via iMessage or other apps, and so forth.
7)Nowimport the saved CSV fileto your favorite money-management software.
Unfortunately, Apple doesn’t let third-party services automatically pull data from your Apple Card account so you must do this manually. Keep in mind that certain financial apps such as Quicken don’t support direct import of the CSV file format without prior conversion.
According to this support document, you can only export transactions from a previous month.
In other words, Apple disallows exporting combined transactions from multiple months or saving partial monthly transactions. For those wondering, a monthly statement includes any payments you might have made with your card along with refunds on purchases you returned and credits you might have received from a transaction dispute.
About Apple Card
Developed by Goldman Sachs and created by Apple, the Apple Card uses the MasterCard payment network and offers a few nice perks, including no fees whatsoever. The card doesn’t charge any late, cash advance, international, overdraft or annual credit card fees. The only fee applied is the applicable interest charge when the user is carrying a balance.
Designed for use with Apple Pay on the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac, Apple Card provides cash-back rewards available daily rather than at the end of each statement period.
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The product provides the privacy and security Apple is know for while promoting financial wellbeing with rich reporting and color-coded spending summaries in the Wallet app.
For more on why Apple Card is special, watch our hands-on video right ahead.
A physical titanium card is available to customers for shopping at locations where the Apple Pay contactless payment method is not accepted.
Additional Apple Card resources
To learn more about using your Apple Card, be sure to peruseiDB’s additional how-toscovering Apple Card, including handy write-ups explaininghow to apply for your Apple Cardandhow to stop receiving notifications from Apple Card and Daily Cash.
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Feel free tobrowse our tutorial archiveor watch Apple’svideo tutorials covering Apple Card.
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