Bank-specific statement guides and free format converters — all on-device, nothing ever uploaded.
NatWest's own export, plus a converter for when you only have a PDF.
Lloyds' CSV export is capped at 12 months and 150 transactions — here's the rest.
Chase's own export covers ~90 days — here's the rest, back to 7 years.
ICICI's own export works well — but older statements can incur a charge.
Any CSV, auto-detected columns, straight to IIF.
A QuickBooks Desktop export, back to plain CSV.
Any CSV to QIF for Quicken import.
A Quicken export, back to plain CSV.
Any CSV to the bank-neutral OFX format.
An OFX or QFX file, back to plain CSV.
A Quicken QFX export, back to plain CSV.
SWIFT's international statement format, to CSV.
Why Excel rejects .qbo, what is inside the file, and three ways to get the data out.
Quicken Web Connect data into a spreadsheet, three ways.
The bank-neutral format, into a real workbook.
A QuickBooks Web Connect export, to a real spreadsheet.
Any CSV, ready to import as a real QuickBooks bank feed.
Move a Quicken export into QuickBooks.
An older Quicken export, ready for QuickBooks.
The bank-neutral format, converted for a clean QuickBooks import.
A photo or scan of a statement, converted with on-device OCR.
No bank exports Tally XML natively — convert any PDF statement directly.
For QuickBooks, Xero, and other accounting software, from any bank's PDF.
For Quicken import, from any bank's PDF statement.
Import statements into QuickBooks as a bank feed, not a spreadsheet — no column mapping, no duplicates.
PDF statements into a real workbook — typed numbers, one sheet per account, every row balance-checked.
Any bank's PDF statement, converted to a clean CSV.