How to Export an XML Bank Statement from Raiffeisen (Moja eBanka biznis)

Preduzmi reads Raiffeisen bank statements directly — but only in XML format. PDFs and screenshots won't work, and the TXT/XLS exports lack the structured fields we need. The good news: getting the XML takes about 30 seconds once you know where to click. This guide walks through it with screenshots, for both the web bank and the mobile app.

What you'll need

• Active Moja eBanka biznis access for your Raiffeisen business (dinar) account
• A computer with a browser (this is a web-only flow)
• The date range you want to import (usually "from start of current month" or "last 3 months")

Step 1 — Log in and open your dinar account

Sign in to Moja eBanka biznis. On the Računi (Accounts) screen, click your Dinarski račun (dinar account). Foreign-currency accounts (USD, EUR) use the same form, but for paušal tax reporting you only need the dinar account.

Step 2 — Set a date range, refresh, then download XML

You'll land on the Promet i transakcije (Transactions) view for that account. Three things to do, in order:

1. Set the date range in the Od (From) and Do (To) fields. The default range only covers the last few days — widen it to cover the period you want to import.
2. Click the refresh button (the yellow circular arrow on the right). This is the easy step to miss — without it the export uses the previous filter, not your new dates.
3. Click XML in the row of export buttons (next to PDF / TXT / XLS). The browser downloads a .xml file immediately. The filename is a long string of digits — that's fine, you don't need to rename it.

Step 3 — Upload it to Preduzmi

You have two equally fast ways to upload the file:

• From the dashboard — drag the .xml file onto the Upload bank statement tile. The dashboard accepts XML directly, no extra clicks.
• From the Transactions page — click Upload Raif. XML and drop the file.

Either path takes you through the same parser: Preduzmi reads every transaction, splits incoming from outgoing, and matches payee names automatically.

You can re-upload the same period as many times as you want — duplicate transactions are detected by their unique bank reference and skipped automatically.

Common questions

Why doesn't Preduzmi accept PDF statements? PDFs are visual documents — the same bank statement can be laid out a hundred different ways, and OCR errors on amounts or dates cause exactly the kind of bug you can't afford in tax reporting. XML is a structured format with one canonical field per value (date, amount, currency, reference, payee), so parsing is deterministic.

Can I import a TXT or XLS export instead? Not the Raiffeisen TXT/XLS — they're formatted for human reading and skip fields we need. If you bank elsewhere and only have CSV available, use the Upload CSV option on the same Transactions page: Preduzmi will help you map your columns.

What date range should I use? Whatever you haven't imported yet. Preduzmi de-duplicates by bank reference, so you can safely export overlapping ranges. A common pattern is to export "from the 1st of last month to today" once a month.

Will this work for foreign-currency accounts (EUR, USD)? The form is identical. But for KPO reporting, only your dinar account transactions matter — that's where client payments and tax-relevant outflows live. Foreign accounts are optional.

Where to learn more

Raiffeisen's own help center has a short overview of the Pregled računa screen, including the same XML export button:

Pregled računa na Moja eBanka biznis — Raiffeisen Knowledge Base

If the export form doesn't look like the screenshots above, Raiffeisen has likely updated the UI — the official help page is the source of truth.