Convert a bank statement PDF to Excel without uploading it
A bank statement shows who you pay, how much you earn and your account number. Uploading it to a free converter means trusting someone else's server with all of that. PaisaProof converts the file inside your browser, so there is nothing to upload.
How it works
- Open the converter and drop the statement PDF on the page.
- The page reads the PDF on your device. Dates, narrations, debits, credits and balances are found by their position on the page.
- Each row is checked: previous balance, minus the debit or plus the credit, must equal the printed balance. Rows that pass get a tick; rows that do not are flagged for you to check.
- Download Excel (real date and number cells, plus a summary sheet) or CSV.
Why the balance check matters
General PDF-to-Excel converters can lose a row at a page break, merge two lines, or put a deposit in the withdrawal column, and nothing tells you. A bank statement carries its own proof in the running balance, so PaisaProof uses it to confirm that nothing was lost or swapped.
How to check that nothing leaves your computer
- Load the page, then turn off wifi or disconnect your network, and convert a file. It still works.
- Open your browser's developer tools, go to the Network tab, convert a file, and see that no request carries your file.
What it costs and what it cannot do
- Excel and CSV export are free, with no sign-up.
- Tally XML export is free for the first 20 vouchers; a paid licence unlocks the full statement. See the Tally guide.
- Scanned or photographed statements are not supported yet, because they need text recognition.
- It has been confirmed on one real bank so far (ICICI). Check the "rows verified" badge for yours, and review any flagged rows against the PDF.