Why getting bank statements in the correct format is harder than it looks
You know this feeling: you have a bank statement and realise it is not in the right format, such as CSV, QIF, or Excel. Doing account reconciliation or consolidating the data in Excel is almost impossible if you do not get the bank statement correctly.
Many banks also provide statements only in PDF format, so converting them takes a lot of time if you need them in Excel format.
The problem with converting PDFs
Yet, here is the next problem. There is a small selection of serious bank statement parsers, which can convert your statements into your desired format. And all of those options are from a Cyber Security perspective, highly suspect, insecure and not confidential.
This is where BankConverter comes into play:
How on-device conversion works with BankConverter
BankConverter processes all data directly on your local device. Your file is read and converted exclusively on your own device. None of your data is ever accessed, used, shared, or sent anywhere.
This is not just a privacy promise; it is a technical fact. There is no server that can receive your data.
Which banks are supported?
BankConverter currently supports PDF statements from all major US, UK, and Australian banks, including HSBC, Barclays, Lloyds, NatWest, Monzo, Revolut, Chase, and Bank of America.
If your bank is not listed, please chat or contact us anytime. Once you have requested the new bank statement, we will add the new format within 1 working day, at no extra cost.