Export Your Mint Transactions to Skwad
Mar 18, 2024
The Mint app and services will stop working on March 23, 2024. In this guide, we will walk you through the simple process of exporting your transactions from Mint and uploading them to Skwad.
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Step 1: Exporting Transactions from Mint
Begin by logging in to your Mint account in your browser. Once logged in, go to the Transactions page, where you will find a list of all your transactions. Click the "download transaction" button to download a CSV file with all your transactions.
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Step 2: Uploading Your Mint Transactions to Skwad
Send the CSV file as an attachment to your Skwad scan email address. You can locate your Skwad scan email address in your account settings. We will handle the rest and notify you once your transactions are ready!
Note: Each email must have at most one attachment to be processed. Multiple attachments are not permitted.
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