Convert bank statements to Excel-ready CSV — free.

Very. Converter runs an automatic running-balance check on every statement, so missing or duplicated lines are flagged instead of slipping through. It’s the same engine QuickTax uses in production, and a licensed accountant can review the result on request.

Over 300 UAE and international statement formats are already mapped — from the major UAE banks to global payment platforms. If a new layout shows up, the engine learns it and handles the next one automatically.

You can — for one clean PDF. But it breaks exactly where money matters. ChatGPT silently drops or misreads rows and never warns you, so wrong numbers land in your books. It guesses each bank’s layout instead of knowing it. And one statement is easy — 18 months across four accounts is not. A converter that doesn’t check its own output line by line is worse than no converter at all.

Bank Excel isn’t accounting-ready: merged cells, mixed date formats, debit and credit jammed into one column, no counterparty, and every bank is different. You still spend hours cleaning it before it touches your ledger. We turn any UAE bank’s statement — PDF or Excel — into one normalized, validated file with a consistent structure.

Yes. Uploaded files are stored encrypted, access is restricted to your account, and we never share your data with third parties. Our processes are aligned with UAE data-protection law.

A clean CSV file, delivered to your email — dated, structured transactions with debit, credit and running balance, ready to drop into Excel or your accounting tool. Before converting, the page shows you what it found: the bank, the accounts, the period and the currencies.

The engine detects every account and IBAN inside the PDF, splits the statement automatically and processes each account separately — you see the detected accounts in the preview before converting, and every row in the final CSV is labelled with its account and currency. Most converters silently jumble multi-account statements — this one doesn’t.

Yes. If the PDF is password-protected, the converter asks for the password your bank set, uses it once to unlock the file, and does not store it.

Upload the PDF above, enter your email, and you get a clean CSV that opens directly in Excel or Google Sheets — dates, debit, credit and running balance in consistent columns. No retyping, no copy-paste clean-up, and scanned or password-protected PDFs work too.

Upar apna bank statement PDF upload karein, email likhein — bas. A clean, Excel-ready CSV arrives in your inbox in minutes. UAE ke sabhi banks (Wio, Emirates NBD, Mashreq, ADCB…) supported — free, no sign-up.

Yes — completely free. No card, no sign-up: upload a statement, enter your email, and the clean CSV arrives in your inbox in a few minutes.