How to Export and Import Your RBC Bank Statements in Canada

Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) customers often download account activity for taxes or budgeting — but most people never get past row 47 in Excel.

Where to find your RBC export

In RBC Online Banking, open your account, choose Account History, set your date range, and download a statement or activity file (CSV, Excel, or whatever your bank offers). The file includes dates, descriptions, and amounts in CAD.

Why activity files beat screenshots

Screenshots alone are hard to search. An activity file lets software read each entry, detect merchants, and flag recurring charges like your phone plan or streaming stack.

Import into Klyrr in one step

Upload your RBC file to Klyrr. AI categorizes groceries, transit, subscriptions, and transfers automatically.

Search keywords Canadians use

If you searched RBC statement export, import RBC operations, or RBC budget tracker Canada, you're in the right place. The fastest path is: export → upload → review AI categories → set budgets.

Pro tip

Import 3–6 months of history so Klyrr can detect subscription price increases and seasonal spending patterns (hello, holiday shopping).