Convert your Bank of America statement to Excel
Catching up a year of bookkeeping usually starts with a stack of Bank of America PDF statements and no easy way to get them into a spreadsheet. This tool converts each one into an Excel or CSV file with every transaction broken into its own row, so you can drop them straight into your ledger instead of retyping months of activity. We don't have Bank of America's statement layout specifically mapped, so your file goes through the same general parser used for any bank we haven't studied in detail. We recompute the running balance from the transactions we extracted and check it against the opening and closing balances on your statement. A match gets a verified badge, to the cent; a mismatch gets labeled for review rather than delivered as if it were correct. Your PDF is deleted right after conversion, and your first file converts free with no signup.
Drop your bank statement PDF here, or click to choose a file
PDF only, up to 25MB. Free, no signup required
Verified, not guessed.
We reconcile every row against your statement's opening and closing balances, to the cent. Statements that don't reconcile are labeled for review, never silently delivered wrong.
Deleted immediately.
Your PDF is encrypted in transit and at rest, and deleted the moment conversion finishes. Not after 24 hours. Immediately. Converted files are kept 7 days so you can re-download, then deleted too.
Your data stays here.
Conversion runs on hardware we own. Your statement is never sent to a third-party AI service, and we never train anything on your data.
Frequently asked questions
Do you support multiple Bank of America accounts at once?
Right now each conversion handles one PDF at a time. Upload your statements one after another and reconcile each month separately, or bundle several into a single spreadsheet after downloading.
How accurate is the extraction for Bank of America statements?
We don't publish accuracy claims. Instead we recompute your running balance from the extracted rows and compare it to the printed opening and closing balances. If it matches to the cent, you get a verified badge; if not, we flag it for review.
What happens if a transaction is split across two lines on my statement?
That's one of the more common reasons a file lands in needs review instead of verified. Check the flagged rows against your PDF; if something is genuinely wrong, tell us and we'll look at it.
Is this good for catching up a backlog of bookkeeping?
Yes, that's a common use. Convert each statement, drop the rows into your ledger or reconciliation spreadsheet, and work through the backlog month by month instead of retyping everything by hand.
What happens to my statement after I upload it?
It's encrypted in transit and at rest and deleted the moment conversion finishes. The converted file sticks around for 7 days for re-download, then it's removed too.