Bank statement PDF → Excel, checked against its own balances

Drop in a statement PDF. We extract the transactions in your browser — the file never leaves your device — then verify that the opening balance plus every transaction equals the closing balance printed on the statement. If it doesn't check out, the export is free.

How it works

• 1. You pick the PDF. It is opened by code running in this tab (pdf.js). No upload, no server copy — there is nothing on our side to breach or leak.
• 2. Free preview with a balance check. We show the transaction count and whether the numbers reconcile with the statement's own opening and closing balances before you pay anything.
• 3. Balance-check-or-free. If the totals reconcile, export costs 1 credit per PDF page. If they don't — or the statement has no balances to check against — the export is free, with a clear warning to review the rows.
• 4. Export to CSV or Excel with date, description, amount, and running balance where the statement provides one.

What it can't do — honestly

• Scanned or photographed statements (image PDFs) are refused, not faked.
• Layouts vary by bank and change without notice. The balance check is the safety net: if extraction missed or misread rows, the totals won't reconcile and you won't be charged.
• Always review exports before using them for taxes, loans, or bookkeeping — the check catches arithmetic breaks, not every possible mislabelled description.

Bank-specific guides

Chase · Bank of America · Wells Fargo · Citibank · Capital One · U.S. Bank · Truist · PNC · TD Bank · Fifth Third · Regions Bank · Citizens Bank