United Arab Emirates · AED
Convert Dubai Islamic Bank statements to Excel
DIB descriptions wrap under the two date columns, and generic converters split them or merge the reference into the Debit column. Occasional Arabic labels in otherwise English statements also push fixed templates off their column positions.
- ✓ Running balance checked on every page
- ✓ Arabic, English and bilingual statements
- ✓ Files deleted within 24 hours, never used for training
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About Dubai Islamic Bank statement PDFs
- Dubai Islamic Bank statements are downloaded as PDF from DIB Online Banking and the DIB mobile app, and e-statements are emailed as PDFs.
- Account statements are in English, sometimes with Arabic labels, and show Date, Value Date, Description, Debit, Credit and Balance, so a running balance is present on each line.
- Dates use DD/MM/YYYY, and descriptions include POS, ATM, transfers, WPS salary, profit distribution on savings accounts and charges with merchant or counterparty details.
- Amounts are in AED with two decimals; foreign-currency accounts are issued as separate statements.
- Business customers on DIB's corporate platform may also export recent transactions to Excel.
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
Is the running balance checked on every page?
Yes. Each page's debits and credits are checked against the printed Balance column from the opening to the closing balance.
Does it handle statements with mixed Arabic and English labels?
Yes. Column positions are detected from the document, and Arabic text is exported correctly as UTF-8.
Does it work on scanned statements?
Yes. Scans and photos are read with OCR, and the balance check flags misread digits before export.
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