Switch from 1 Money
Import the CSV exported from 1 Money into 1M Finance and keep tracking without re-entering everything from scratch.
Not affiliated with 1 Money. This page describes a user-controlled CSV import path only.
Last updated: May 31, 2026
How the move works
1M Finance supports importing the CSV exported from 1 Money. The import happens from a file you choose yourself. There is no bank sync and no credential-based migration.
1. Export your data from 1 Money
Create a CSV export from your existing 1 Money data and keep that file as your backup before switching.
2. Install 1M Finance
Download 1M Finance from the App Store or Google Play, then sign in so your local data can be linked to your device and optional backup account.
3. Import from 1 Money
Inside the 1M Finance app, go to Profile & Settings, then Data Management, then Import from other apps, and select the 1 Money CSV file. The app will analyze the file before importing it.
4. Review and continue
Finish the import flow and confirm the imported data looks correct before deleting your original export file.
Why people move to 1M Finance
- Your financial data stays on your device, with optional backups in your own iCloud or Google Drive account.
- No bank connections, no ads, and no data selling.
- Sankey cash flow, net worth tracking, budgets, and multi-currency support in the same app.
- Import and export support so your data is not trapped in one tool.
What transfers when you import
1M Finance reads a sectioned CSV, so how much comes across depends on what your export file contains. Its importer recognises up to five sections:
- Transactions — the only required section. Dates, amounts, accounts, and categories come across as long as they're in the file.
- Accounts — optional. If you leave them out, 1M Finance creates accounts automatically from the names used in your transactions.
- Categories — optional, and likewise auto-created from your transactions if omitted.
- Budgets — optional, imported when present.
- Recurring transactions — optional, imported when present.
Anything a CSV can't carry — receipt images, attachments, or settings specific to your previous app — won't transfer. For the exact column layout each section expects, see the CSV format guide.
Before you switch
Keep your original CSV export until you have checked the imported data in 1M Finance. That gives you a clean rollback point if you want to retry the import later.
Frequently asked questions
Is 1M Finance affiliated with 1 Money?
No. 1M Finance is a separate app and is not affiliated with 1 Money. This page only describes how to import a CSV file that you export yourself.
Does the import connect to my old app or bank?
No. There is no account linking and no bank sync. You choose a CSV file and 1M Finance imports it locally on your device.
Will I lose my data if the import looks wrong?
Keep your original export file until you've reviewed the result. You can retry the import from that file, and your data stays on your device throughout.
What do I get after switching?
Sankey cash-flow visualization, net worth tracking, category budgets, and multi-currency support with automatic exchange-rate conversion — with your data kept private on your device. See the overview for more.