Import guide

Importing your KBC transactions

KBC lets you download your account history as a CSV file. That file is all piggyme needs: no bank connection, no shared passwords — you fetch your own data, piggyme turns it into answers.

The first time takes about five minutes; after that it is a matter of seconds each month.

Exporting at KBC

1. Sign in to KBC Touch (kbc.be on your computer is easiest for downloading files).
2. Open the account you want to export and view its transactions.
3. Find the download/export button in the transaction overview and pick CSV as the format.
4. Choose the period (go generous — more history makes piggyme smarter) and download the file.

Exact menu names vary a little between KBC Touch and KBC Mobile versions, but the export always lives near the transaction overview.

Importing into piggyme

1. Open piggyme and drag the downloaded file into the window (or click "Import your bank export" and pick the file).
2. piggyme recognises the columns automatically. If something looks off, the column helper shows exactly what it found and you point it to the right column — once; it remembers for future imports.
3. Done: your transactions get categories right away, and your overview, budgets and forecast fill themselves in. Fix a few categories if needed — the app learns from every correction.

Good to know

• Multiple accounts or banks? Drop all the files in at once — piggyme merges everything and automatically cancels out transfers between your own accounts.
• Re-importing overlapping periods is harmless: duplicates are recognised and only counted once.
• Your file stays on your own device — on the free plan your data never leaves your computer, and with Plus everything syncs end-to-end encrypted.
• Import monthly (or weekly if you like to stay on top of it) — forecasts and alerts get sharper with more history.