Convert Bank of America statements to Excel
Because credits and debits sit in separate sections with a single Amount column, generic tools either lose the sign or merge the sections out of order. The daily ledger balance table is also pulled in as if it were transactions, which inflates totals and breaks reconciliation.
- ✓ Running balance checked on every page
- ✓ Arabic, English and bilingual statements
- ✓ Your file is deleted the moment conversion finishes; never used for training
About Bank of America statement PDFs
- Bank of America statements are available as PDF in Online Banking under Statements & Documents, with archives typically going back several years.
- Checking statements group activity into sections such as Deposits and other additions, Withdrawals and other subtractions, Checks, and Service fees, each with Date, Description and Amount columns.
- There is no running balance next to each transaction; instead a separate Daily ledger balances table lists the balance at the end of each day with activity.
- Dates use the MM/DD/YY format, and card purchases carry long descriptions with the merchant, city, state and card number ending.
- Online Banking can download recent transactions as CSV, QFX or QBO, but statement PDFs remain the only record for closed periods and for most credit card history.
How it works
- Upload. Drop a statement PDF or a photo. We count the pages and show the price.
- Preview free. The first page is converted immediately so you can judge the quality before paying.
- Pay per file. $0.10 per page, minimum $2. PayPal or card. No subscription, no account.
- Download. Every row balance-checked. Excel, CSV, QuickBooks (QBO), Xero, OFX. Edit anything first.
Frequently asked
Bank of America has no balance per transaction. Can the running balance still be checked?
Yes. Kashf rebuilds the running balance from the opening balance and the signed transactions, then checks it on every page against the Daily ledger balances table and the ending balance.
Will the deposits and withdrawals end up in separate columns?
Yes. Excel and CSV exports keep separate Debit and Credit columns; the QuickBooks CSV export uses a single signed Amount column, which is what QuickBooks expects.
Does it work on scanned or printed Bank of America statements?
Yes. Scanned pages and phone photos are read with OCR, and the same balance check is applied so OCR misreads show up as a mismatch rather than slipping through.