EXPORT GUIDE
How to export Discover transactions to CSV
A CSV is a spreadsheet file of your transactions. Here’s exactly where to click at Discover. Then Statement Scout finds every subscription in it, right in your browser. No bank login, no account.
Discover (credit cards)
- 1 Sign in at discover.com on a computer.
- 2 Open your card, then “Activity & Statements” (or “Recent Activity”).
- 3 Set a date range (3 to 12 months is ideal).
- 4 Click the download option above your transactions.
- 5 Choose CSV and click Download.
Discover Bank checking and savings download separately from the card. Pending charges show up once they post.
Last checked November 2026. Bank websites change from time to time. If a button has moved, look for “Download” or “Export” near your list of transactions.
Good to know
- Discover cards are now part of Capital One, but you still download from discover.com.
- The file includes Discover’s own spending categories.
Got your file? You’re ready.
Drop it into Statement Scout. It’s read on your device and never uploaded.
Find My SubscriptionsTroubleshooting
There’s no Quicken option anymore.
Discover dropped those formats. CSV is the one you want.
Excel or CSV?
Choose CSV.
It says it found nothing.
Your file probably covers too little time. A subscription needs to show up at least twice to be spotted, so download 3 months or more and try again.
It says the file isn’t a statement.
Make sure you downloaded the spreadsheet (CSV) version, not a PDF statement or a Quicken/QuickBooks file. If you opened the file in Excel and saved it again, download a fresh copy from your bank.
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