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Venmo Reconciler
Overview
Import and reconcile Venmo transaction exports, separating personal transfers from business income/expenses. Venmo mixes social payments with business transactions in a single feed — this skill classifies each transaction, flags ambiguous entries for review, and imports business-relevant transactions into Open Accountant.
Wilson Tools Used
transaction_search— check for duplicates and cross-reference with bank importscategorize— assign business categories to Venmo transactionsanomaly_detect— flag transactions that look personal in a business context (or vice versa)export_transactions— export reconciled business transactions
Column Mapping
| Venmo CSV Column | Open Accountant Field | Notes | |---|---|---| | ID | reference_id | Venmo transaction ID for dedup | | Datetime | date | Transaction timestamp | | Note | description | User-entered payment note | | From | description (prefix) | Sender name | | To | description (prefix) | Recipient name | | Amount (total) | amount | Signed amount (+ received, - sent) | | Status | — | Only import Complete transactions | | Type | — | Payment, Charge, Transfer, etc. | | Funding Source | notes | Venmo balance, bank, card |
Workflow
- Ask the user for the Venmo CSV file path.
- Parse the CSV and validate Venmo column headers.
- Filter by status: only
Completetransactions. - Filter by type:
- Import:
Payment(sent/received money for goods or services) - Import:
Charge(invoiced someone and they paid) - Skip:
Standard TransferandInstant Transfer(bank transfers, appear in bank import)
- Classify each transaction as personal or business:
- Business signals: notes containing keywords like "invoice," "payment for," business name, service description, dollar amounts > $100
- Personal signals: notes with emoji, first-name-only, social language ("thanks for dinner," "splitting rent")
- Ambiguous: flag for manual review
- Present the classification for user confirmation:
- Business transactions: import with appropriate categories
- Personal transactions: skip (or import to a "Personal" category if user wants full tracking)
- Ambiguous: ask user to classify each one
- Deduplicate against existing transactions using Venmo ID.
- Import confirmed business transactions.
Without Wilson
To reconcile Venmo transactions manually:
Downloading from Venmo
- Log in at venmo.com (must use web, not the app)
- Go to Statements (under Settings, or navigate to venmo.com/account/statement)
- Select the date range (available in monthly chunks)
- Click Download CSV
- Alternative: In the Venmo app > Settings > Tax Documents for 1099-K if applicable (only if you exceed IRS thresholds: $5,000 in 2024+)
Manual Reconciliation in a Spreadsheet
- Open the CSV. Venmo CSVs have some quirks:
- The first few rows may be metadata — delete them so your header row is the first row.
- Amounts may be formatted as
+ $50.00or- $25.00with spaces. Clean with Find & Replace: remove$,+, and spaces, then convert the column to Number format.
- Filter out transfers: Remove rows where Type is "Standard Transfer" or "Instant Transfer."
- Add a "Classification" column with values:
Business,Personal,Review. - Classify by keyword search:
`` =IF(OR( REGEXMATCH(Note,"(?i)invoice|payment for|consulting|freelance|order|service"), ABS(Amount)>100 ), "Business", IF(OR( REGEXMATCH(Note,"(?i)dinner|lunch|drinks|rent|split|birthday|thanks"), LEN(Note)0") Business Expenses: =ABS(SUMIFS(Amount, Classification, "Business", Amount, "<0")) ``
- Tax note: If your Venmo business income exceeds $5,000/year (2024 threshold), Venmo issues a 1099-K. Your records should reconcile with this form.
Reconciliation Tips
- Cross-reference Venmo transfers to your bank account with your bank statement. The "Standard Transfer" amounts in Venmo should match deposits in your bank.
- If you use Venmo for Business (separate business profile), those transactions are pre-classified — export them separately.
Important Notes
- Venmo personal vs. business classification is a best-effort heuristic. Always review the results.
- Venmo notes are user-entered free text and often contain emoji, jokes, or vague descriptions. Categorization accuracy depends on note quality.
- The IRS reporting threshold for payment apps is $5,000 for 2024 and later tax years. If you receive business payments via Venmo above this threshold, you'll receive a 1099-K.
- Venmo "Standard Transfer" to your bank takes 1-3 business days. "Instant Transfer" is immediate but has a fee. Neither should be imported as revenue — they're just moving money to your bank.
- If you use both Venmo personal and Venmo for Business profiles, export and import them separately to avoid mixing.
- Venmo CSV downloads are only available through the website, not the mobile app.
Source & license
This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.
- Author: openaccountant
- Source: openaccountant/skills
- License: MIT
Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.
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Versions
- v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.