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Import supported 1 Money CSV exports into 1M Finance and keep tracking manually without re-entering everything from scratch.
1M Finance is not affiliated with 1 Money. This page describes a user-controlled CSV import path only.
Last updated: July 18, 2026
1M Finance supports importing CSV files exported from 1 Money. The import is file-based: you choose the export, review what the app can read, and keep the original file until you are comfortable with the result.
No bank connection or credential transfer is involved.
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Export a CSV from 1 Money, install 1M Finance, then open Data Management and choose Import other data.
1M Finance uses a dedicated 1 Money importer — not a generic CSV mapper. It reads both the iOS and Android 1 Money export layouts automatically.
Create a CSV export from your existing 1 Money data. Keep the original export file until you have verified the import in 1M Finance.
Download 1M Finance from the App Store or Google Play, then sign in so your local app data can be linked to your account and optional cloud backup.
In 1M Finance, go to Profile & Settings, then Data Management, then Import other data, and select Import 1Money CSV.
Select the CSV export. The app analyzes the file before importing, then lets you continue if the supported data can be read.
| Data from supported 1 Money CSV exports | Import behavior in 1M Finance |
|---|---|
| Accounts | Imported when the export includes readable account information. |
| Transactions | Imported from supported rows, including dates, amounts, notes, and related account/category fields where present. |
| Categories and subcategories | Imported or matched where the CSV provides supported category fields. |
| Transfers | Imported where the export structure makes the transfer relationship parseable. |
| Multiple currencies | Supported where the CSV includes the needed currency values and the app can interpret them safely. |
| Data or file type | Current status |
|---|---|
| Budgets from known 1 Money CSV exports | Not imported unless a newer export format provides supported budget fields and parser support is added. |
| Unsupported custom fields | Ignored or rejected when they cannot be mapped safely. |
| Files without readable CSV transaction or account data | Not imported. Keep the original file and contact support if you are unsure what was exported. |
Some file managers or export flows may save a CSV-like file without the .csv extension. Do not delete or overwrite the original file. Try the import flow first, and if the app rejects it, send us a note with the device type and the export steps you used. Do not email financial data unless we specifically ask for a sanitized sample.
.csv extension. Keep the original export file and try the import flow before renaming or discarding anything.
1M Finance cannot currently import 1 Money backup files unless they contain readable CSV data. If 1 Money still lets you export CSV, use that export instead. If you cannot access a CSV export, contact us and describe what file you have; we can investigate, but we cannot promise recovery from backup-only files.
Yes. 1M Finance supports CSV export from Profile & Settings -> Data Management -> Import & Export -> Export Data. The public CSV format guide explains the 1M Finance export/sample format.
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Email finance.contact@one-m.app with the app version, your device type, and the step where you got stuck. If the issue is file-specific, describe the export steps first. We will ask for a sanitized sample only if it is needed.
Install 1M Finance, keep your original 1 Money export, and use the import flow when you are ready.
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.
No. There is no account linking and no bank sync. You choose a CSV file and 1M Finance imports it locally on your device.
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.
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