Convert Your Bank Statement PDF into a CSV File
Drop your bank statement PDF below and get your CSV file in seconds
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Built by a solo developer who values security, privacy, and accuracy
Your files are encrypted in transit and at rest with the same standards used by financial institutions worldwide. All data is processed and stored on Amazon's cloud infrastructure in the United States.
Your data is never sold or used to train third-party AI models. All uploaded files are permanently deleted after processing. Your personal information is treated with the discretion and respect that sensitive data demands.
Accuracy matters in finance. The software has been optimized to handle complex statements from a wide variety of banks and statement formats, with the goal of delivering output that is well-formatted and ready to import.
Secure statement conversion starting at $32 per month
Pricing is based on the number of PDF pages processed per month, regardless of how many transactions each page contains.
I'm always looking for a problem to solve. After personally witnessing the pain of being unable to easily import transaction data from bank statement PDFs into a spreadsheet application, I decided to search for existing solutions. After some Googling, I found several companies offering bank statement conversion and decided to test the top search results. I quickly noticed something interesting: two of the top results appeared to be the same company operating under different domain names. I also noticed that the services generally fell into two categories — those using generative AI and those using traditional table-extraction techniques.
I tested five of the top search results using the same ten statements on each service, keeping a detailed log of every issue I encountered — from frustrating user interface quirks to outright inaccuracies. They all had problems. The AI-based services were prone to hallucinations, confidently outputting transactions that didn't exist. I also had a nagging concern that financial documents submitted to these services might be used to train their AI models — a serious privacy consideration when dealing with sensitive transaction data.
The traditional extraction tools struggled in their own ways, often missing transactions, providing malformed data, or requiring extensive formatting cleanup before the results were usable. One tool identified transactions reasonably well but required manually checking a box next to each extracted transaction before a CSV could be generated — a tedious extra step that defeated much of the purpose.
I couldn't in good conscience recommend any of these tools to anyone, so I decided to create a converter myself.
My name is Jonas. I'm a software developer based in Florida. I built and maintain TheStatementFox.com entirely on my own, which means when you contact support, you're talking directly to the person who wrote the code.