How to download your Chase statements
OFX / QFXOFX/QFX (recommended). PDF statements exist but Pare can't parse them.
Chase offers a Quicken (.qfx) download alongside CSV, which is the format to use — Pare has no Chase PDF parser, so the statement PDF is not the path here.
Steps
- 01Sign in at chase.com and open the account.
- 02Account activity → the download icon (or “Download account activity”).
- 03Choose a date range and pick the Quicken (.QFX) file type — not CSV, not the PDF.
- 04Drop the .qfx into Pare.
Worth knowing
Chase also offers CSV, but Pare's upload drop zone doesn't accept CSV — its dates are too lossy to dedup safely. QFX carries a bank-assigned transaction id, which is what makes re-importing an overlapping range harmless.
What Pare does with it
Drop the file into Pare and it parses the transactions locally, categorises them, and builds spending trends, budgets and a cash-flow forecast. Uploaded PDFs are deleted the moment they're parsed, and Pare never asks for your bank login. You can also self-host it so the data never leaves your machine.
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