From online banking (kutxabank.es)
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Go to kutxabank.es and log in to your online banking.
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Select the account you need a statement for.
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Open the "Transactions" or "Statements" section.
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Filter by the date range you need.
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Click "Download" and choose Excel/CSV or PDF.
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Save the file to your computer to upload to ACMAN.
From the Kutxabank mobile app
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Open the Kutxabank app and log in.
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Select the account and open its transactions.
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Tap the download or share option.
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Choose the period and Excel/CSV format if available.
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Download the file or email it to yourself.
Official help: Go to Kutxabank official help
FAQ
Does Kutxabank offer a Norma 43 file?
Yes, it offers electronic statements (C-43 / Norma 43) as well as Excel and PDF. To import into ACMAN, use Excel or CSV.
Can I download the statement from mobile?
Yes, with the Kutxabank app; for Excel format, the web online banking is usually more convenient.
Do I need to give ACMAN my bank login details?
No. ACMAN never asks for your bank credentials. You only upload the statement file you downloaded yourself, and it's stored encrypted in your account.
And once you have your statement…
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