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Convert Indian bank statement PDFs to Excel

Indian bank statements have their own quirks: DD/MM/YY dates, lakh-style digit grouping like 1,25,000.00, separate Withdrawal and Deposit columns, value dates and cheque/ref numbers, and password-protected PDFs. StatementSheet handles all of them, and the file never leaves your device.

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What we handle

Useful for

ITR preparation, GST reconciliation, loan applications, tracking UPI spending, and handing statements to your CA in Excel format, without sending your bank data to a third-party server.

Frequently asked questions

Is my statement sent to any server? +

No. Conversion happens inside your browser. This matters for Indian statements that contain PAN-linked account details.

Which statements work? +

Digital (text-based) PDF statements downloaded from online banking, from banks and card issuers in the US, UK, India, Canada, Australia and elsewhere. Scanned paper statements and photos are images with no text layer, and are not supported yet.

How do I know the conversion is correct? +

When your statement has a running balance column, StatementSheet checks every row: previous balance + amount must equal the printed balance. Rows that don’t reconcile are highlighted so you can fix them before downloading, and amounts whose sign is contradicted by the balance are corrected automatically.

Is it free? +

Yes, you get 3 conversions a day, up to 10 pages each, with CSV download, and no sign-up. Pro adds unlimited statements, Excel, OFX (QuickBooks, Xero, Wave) and QIF exports, and batch conversion.