Bank statement converter
for the US — row-verified
Most big US banks export transactions as CSV themselves. TD Bank is the major exception — statements are PDF-only, and that's where a hand-tuned template beats every generic converter.
If you bank with Chase, Wells Fargo, Bank of America or Capital One, their activity-download CSV export is the fastest path. This converter is built for the PDF-only exceptions — starting with TD Bank, N.A., the big bank whose statements ship without any native export.
Convert now — 🇺🇸 United States
Each with its own layout rules and row-by-row balance verification.
Who needs a converter in the US — and who doesn't
Chase, Wells Fargo, BofA, Capital One
Native CSV activity export in online banking. Use it — no converter needed.
TD Bank, N.A.
Statements are PDF-only: no CSV or Excel export for personal or business checking. Our TD template handles the five-section layout, two-per-row checks with serials, and replays the Daily Balance Summary to prove nothing was dropped.
Credit unions & regional banks
Most serve PDF statements. Upload yours and the detector will tell you honestly whether a template matches — misses feed the build queue.
Frequently asked
Why does TD Bank need a converter but Chase doesn't?
Chase, Wells Fargo and most large US banks export transactions as CSV from online banking. TD Bank does not — its statements are PDF-only, which is exactly the gap this converter fills with a template tuned to TD's actual layout.
Does it handle US checks and serial numbers?
Yes — TD statements print paid checks two per row with serial numbers; each check becomes its own row (serial, amount, posting date) instead of two transactions glued together.
My US bank or credit union isn't listed — can you still convert my statement?
Upload it and the detector will tell you honestly whether it matches a template. Misses are logged and demand moves banks up the build queue — you can also vote on the coming-soon page.