HOW IT WORKS

How Fincary converts a bank statement PDF to Excel.

The Bank Statement Converter turns supported PDF statement layouts into structured transaction rows while keeping the working process straightforward.

01Choose the Bank Statement Converter

Open the public tool page to review the current pricing, workflow and processing information.

02Upload a supported PDF

After login, select the bank statement you want to process. If a supported PDF is password-protected, the flow can request the password for temporary use.

03Server-side processing

Fincary processes the statement in a temporary work area, identifies supported transaction data and applies the converter's validation logic.

04Download structured Excel

The resulting workbook is delivered for your review. Compare automated output with the original statement before relying on it for accounting or reporting.

What may be extracted?

Depending on the supported statement format, the workbook can contain dates, descriptions, references, debit amounts, credit amounts and balances.

What happens after processing?

Temporary conversion files are cleaned from the job area after processing. Fincary is not intended to be a permanent financial-document archive.

What if the layout is unsupported?

Bank statement formats can change and scanned or unusual PDFs may not be supported. Fincary does not claim universal compatibility.

What should I do with the output?

Use it as a structured starting point for transaction review, bookkeeping or bank reconciliation, while retaining the source statement for verification.

Try the Bank Statement Converter.

Convert a supported bank statement PDF into structured Excel.

View Bank Statement Converter