Convert a statement from any bank

Any bank, any format. Download a statement from your bank's app or online banking — PDF, CSV, Excel, OFX/QFX, or even a photo of a paper statement — and upload it. Structured files are parsed exactly; PDFs go through AI layout analysis and scanned pages are read with AI vision, with every date and amount re-checked by code afterwards.

More than a converter. Unlike a plain PDF-to-CSV tool, every transaction comes back matched to a real merchant with a confidence level, and subscriptions, recurring charges, duplicates and bank fees are flagged automatically. Export the result as CSV, Excel, QuickBooks (QBO), Xero, YNAB, QIF, OFX or JSON.

Private by default. We never ask for your bank login, card and account numbers are redacted before storage, and your original file is deleted within 24 hours.

If your bank offers CSV/Excel export, use it. A structured export is copied exactly — every date, amount and running balance lands byte-perfect, totals always reconcile, and conversion uses no AI credits. Most banks hide it under the account's activity or transactions view as "Download" or "Export"; each bank page above shows exactly where.

If you only have a PDF, that works too. Bank PDFs are laid out for reading, not for spreadsheets — so we analyse the layout with AI, re-validate every date and amount by code, and check the extracted rows add up to the statement's own opening and closing balances. Scanned or photographed statements go through AI vision page-by-page. If something doesn't reconcile, we tell you rather than hand over silently wrong numbers.

Watch the export window. Many banks only let you download recent activity (commonly 12–24 months, sometimes as little as 90 days for card accounts) while PDFs reach back further — often 7 years. If you need old data, grab the PDFs before they age out; the per-bank guides list each bank's real limits where they're published.