Bank statement converter
for Australia — row-verified
The big four Australian banks export transactions as CSV themselves. This converter is for everyone else — regional banks and credit unions whose statements come as PDFs only.
If you bank with CommBank, ANZ, Westpac or NAB, you likely don't need a converter: their online banking exports transactions as CSV or OFX natively. We deliberately don't chase those — our templates are hand-tuned for the banks that ship PDF-only statements.
Convert now — 🇦🇺 Australia
Each with its own layout rules and row-by-row balance verification.
Who needs a converter in Australia — and who doesn't
Big four (CommBank, ANZ, Westpac, NAB)
Native CSV/OFX export built into online banking. Use it — it's the fastest path and always matches the bank's own records.
Regional banks & customer-owned banks
Horizon Bank, Queensland Country Bank, Great Southern Bank, Heritage Bank and most customer-owned institutions serve personal statements as PDFs. That's the gap these hand-tuned templates fill.
History beyond the export window
Even banks with native export often limit how far back you can download. Older statements arrive as PDFs — and that's a converter job again.
Frequently asked
My Australian bank isn't listed — can you still convert my statement?
Upload it and the detector will tell you honestly whether it matches a template we have. If it doesn't match yet, the miss is logged and real demand moves that bank up the build queue — you can also vote for it directly on its coming-soon page.
Do you handle Australian statement formats?
Yes — DD/MM/YYYY dates, dollar amounts, and the section layouts used by the regional banks we support. Every row is checked against the statement's own balance records before you download.
Is this cheaper than the subscription converters?
We sell page packs, not subscriptions: $5 for 20 pages, never expiring, failed conversions never consume pages. If you convert one statement a quarter, you shouldn't be paying a monthly fee.