Convert a Bank Statement to CSV
Choose the right PDF or delimited-file workflow.
Read guidePractical guidance for cleaner, reviewable accounting imports.
Conversion & file formats
Choose the right PDF or delimited-file workflow.
Read guideCheck fields, dates, direction, duplicates and balances.
Read guideWhat to check when converting a legacy QIF export.
Read guideHow these three related bank-export formats differ.
Read guideReading MT940 :61:/:86: fields and known conversion limits.
Read guideISO 20022 statement entry fields, explained plainly.
Read guideUnderstanding statement data
Comparing the two common bank-CSV amount layouts.
Read guideA plain-language explanation of statement direction terms.
Read guideWhy a statement can show more than one date per transaction.
Read guideA safer, multi-field way to spot true duplicates.
Read guideOpening-to-closing and row-by-row balance checks.
Read guideAccounting software imports
Troubleshooting the most frequent QuickBooks import failures.
Read guideCore fields and checks for a clean Xero import CSV.
Read guideSelect the right layout and review flagged rows.
Read guidePrivacy & safety
A privacy checklist for choosing and using converters.
Read guideAll ten tools process supported files locally in your browser and let you review results before export.