Credit card import is the process of bringing credit card transaction data into a digital tool, such as a financial management platform, budgeting app, or accounting system. Software like Expensify make the process even easier by automatically importing all card expenses – personal or corporate, credit or debit – as long as you connect your bank account. By importing your credit card expenses, you can save hours of time each month on organizing and submitting your expenses for manager (or accountant) review.

Expensify has direct commercial feed connections with JPMorgan Chase, American Express, Citi, Capital One, Bank of America, and more.

Because requirements vary depending on your company’s needs, the best credit card for work expenses is often different across the board.

If your business already has a preferred company credit card program in place, that’s great! Expensify is card-agnostic, meaning that you can easily import any major card provider – whether it’s Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citibank, American Express, Capital One, etc. – directly into our app. If you don’t have a card program yet, then check out the Expensify Visa® Commercial Card to further reduce any manual import friction.

The Expensify credit card import feature allows you to import personal, debit, and corporate credit cards into your Expensify account. We recommend importing any card you use for your business expenses.

If you use the Expensify Card, there’s no need to import your card feeds as your card automatically connects to your Expensify account.

If employees are uploading receipts into Expensify via SmartScan, email forwarding, or a receipt integration, importing their credit cards ensures an extra level of verification for any associated physical receipt. Expensify merges those transactions automatically for the user in order to minimize manual error.

By not importing credit card expenses directly into Expensify, an admin’s workflow may end up looking something like this:

• Download statement at the end of the month.

• Filter and prepare it in Excel (or somewhere else) before sending it to employees.

• Employees code their expenses and add receipts manually.

• Get that data back and prep it for import into your accounting system.

All of this is very clunky. With the Expensify credit card import feature, your card transactions will automatically appear in users’ accounts so everything flows in realtime instead of lumping it into a big batch at the end of the month. With additional features like auto-categorization, expense rules, expense limits, and more, admins can reduce as much as 50% of employee time spent on expense management.

If you represent a bank, you can apply to become an ExpensifyApproved! bank partner, which will help you provide a secure, reliable connection to Expensify.

Credit card import is incredibly easy to set up in Expensify. To import your credit card, navigate to Settings > Account > Credit Card Import and click Import Card/Bank to get started.

With Expensify, you can import your preferred personal, debit, and company cards without needing to switch card programs.

Yes. Expensify is fully card-agnostic; you can use every feature of the platform with your existing corporate cards. The Expensify Card is available if you want it, but it's never required for automating expenses. Companies that connect their own cards get the same automatic transaction sync, receipt matching, approval workflows, and accounting integrations as Expensify Card users.

Yes, Expensify works with American Express corporate cards, either via direct bank connection or direct company card feed connection.

Corporate card transactions appear in Expensify when they post, typically within 1-2 business days. With the Expensify Card, they appear immediately.