Import data from Myki to Enpass in a pre-formatted CSV file

To import Myki data, it must first be exported in a pre-formatted CSV file supported by Enpass, then imported using the desktop version of Enpass.

Step 1: Export Myki data

Myki exports all its data into a folder containing six CSVs, with titles have their data types embeded in the file names: UserAccount, UserCreditCard, UserIdCard, UserIdentity, UserNote, and UserTwofa.

To export Myki data:

1. In the MYKI App, open Settings.
2. Under General, click Export Data.
3. Choose a location, and then click Save.

Step 2: Import Myki data into Enpass

Each type of CSV file must be imported separately into Enpass. But first, each CSV must be opened and its fields rename for Enpass computability.

To rename the CSV fields:

1. Open the CSV.
2. Rename each field using the following table:

   CSV File Title	Field Name	Rename To
   "_UserAccount"	Nickname	Title
   	twofaSecret	TOTP
   "_UserCreditCard"	Nickname	Title
   	cardNumber	Number
   	cardName	Cardholder
   	CVV	CVC
   "_UserNote"	Nickname	Title
   	Content	Note
   "_UserTwofa"	Nickname	Title
   	authToken	TOTP
   "_UserIdCard"	Nickname	Title
   "_UserIdentity"	Nickname	Title

To import Myki data into Enpass:

For the "_UserAccount" file:

• Open Enpass > Menu > File > Import
• Choose Pre-formatted CSV > Logins, and select your _UserAccount.csv file.

 

For the "_UserCreditCard" file:

• Open Enpass > Menu > File > Import
• Choose Pre-formatted CSV > Credit Cards, and select your _UserCreditCard.csv file.

 

For the "_UserNote" file:

• Open Enpass > Menu > File > Import
• Choose Pre-formatted CSV > Secure Notes, and select your _UserNote.csv file.

 

For the "_UserTwofa" file:

• Open Enpass > Menu > File > Import
• Choose Pre-formatted CSV > Secure Notes, and select your _UserTwofa.csv file.

 

For the "_UserIdCard" and "_UserIdentity" files:

• Open Enpass > Menu > File > Import
• Choose Pre-formatted CSV > Secure Notes, and select your _UserIdCard.csv file.